Sentence examples for wisdom it is from inspiring English sources

And if one in fact finds "malicious jokes" funny, "is one therefore morally complicit?" Pigliucci thinks the best way out of this conundrum is offered by Aristotle, who said with characteristic wisdom, "it is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it".

But at the same time, I remember another Shakina pearl of wisdom; "it is not our job to educate every cis person on the planet".

The complete, Italian-language "Leopard" (the first disc of the DVD) is distinctly an old man's film, ornery, a little set in its ways: it moves at its own pace, and, if it is not entirely serene in its wisdom, it is at least resigned to the idea that this vision of life is the fullest it will achieve.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, it is more often the wife than the husband who is ready to leave.

IN CONVENTIONAL wisdom it is the "good war" that was neglected to wage the bad one in Iraq.

According to popular internet wisdom, it is an abbreviation of a less lofty imperative: hold my dick.

So that instead of the whole crowd wisdom, it's the wisdom of your crowd.

Despite conventional wisdom, it's not anti-Americanism that limits U.S. influence.

For interpersonal wisdom, it was 53 and 52.Taken at face value, these results suggest Japanese learn wisdom faster than Americans.

Mencken was "a stimulant," Kazin said, and if his work was not wisdom it was "an introduction to wisdom".

In "A Tale of Two Cities," Dickens wrote, "It was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness".