Sentence examples for wisdom it from inspiring English sources

While the book is made crass by the frank avidity of Ms. Druckerman's hunt for material (as opposed to wisdom), it has its share of wittier formulations.

What Sqezy lacked in conventional spelling wisdom it more than made up for in its catchphrase: "Easy Peasy Lemon Sqezy".

As Charlie Hebdo persevered in its metier of anarchist satire and fool's wisdom, it found itself famous but isolated.

Gift book wisdom: It was a medieval belief that an ostrich hatched its eggs by staring at them, thus becoming a symbol of meditation.

At its most magnanimous, the lesson in the story becomes wisdom; it could also be small and surreptitious, like the knowledge of how to dig a hole properly.

But in a rare show of wisdom, it backs away.

As with most conventional wisdom, it didn't bear up to scrutiny.

Contrary to received wisdom, it isn't easy to be right about events in hindsight.

In thinking about wisdom, it helps to read about wisdom — about Solomon or Socrates or whomever.

Although this is the current conventional wisdom, it may well be unwarranted.

Stringer's approach has been to face the iPod dilemma squarely, and absorb whatever wisdom it provides.