Sentence examples for wisdom going from inspiring English sources

The conventional wisdom going into this week's Tampa festivities is that Mitt Romney has shifted, over the last few weeks, from a generic "economy economy economy" campaign to a harder-edged and more ideological attack on the incumbent's record.

The constantly shifting ground upon which the Current Prevailing Wisdom rests must be updated each weekend -- especially when something comes along that contradicts the prevailing wisdom going into the weekend.

Plugging it into the home electricity supply and transmitting the power generated by the car back to the grid while it sits in the garage could earn a profit on the energy market.Contrary to conventional wisdom, going direct to hydrogen is not necessarily a folly.

How is accumulated IT wisdom going to be transferred between generations?

The collective wisdom going into this semi-final was that Rangers needed to go in front, needed to rattle United's younger team with a goal and shake with them with the noise of their crowd.

While we probably haven't heard the last from him, let's hope Anthony holds true to this bit of wisdom, going forward.

So where did conventional wisdom go wrong?

The received wisdom goes like this.

Such common wisdom goes for prosperous lives, not misbegotten musicals.

Grammar schools are popular, or so the prevailing wisdom goes.

Conventional wisdom goes against the Mets' keeping Sáenz.