Sentence examples for wisdom last year from inspiring English sources

By James Surowiecki The New Yorker, July 24, 2000 P. 29 Talk story about E-commerce and Steven Brill's new website, Contentville...The conventional wisdom last year, then, was: Build it and they will come.

Sobriety was not the prevailing stylistic wisdom this year.

Later novels include In Their Wisdom (1974) and Coat of Varnish (1979).

Her second novel, The Getting of Wisdom (1910), is an account of her life at the boarding school in Melbourne.

But several trainers ignored the conventional wisdom today when selecting post positions for their horses in the field of 10.

As for Hezbollah, its leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah contradicted received Western wisdom this month by saying Tehran would not ask his movement to do anything if Iran were attacked.

"Strong economic data forced the reassessment of conventional market wisdom last week as the consensus for the Fed funds target rate became less certain," he said.

The Beltway wisdom this week, running alongside the mania emanating from the trail, was that Ryan had tried to be too clever.

James Levine, dean of the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, said he learned about New York's version of "down home wisdom" last fall while serving as a juror in an assault case.

It marks Madonna's second directorial effort following the critically panned Filth and Wisdom two years ago, and stars James D'Arcy and Made in Dagenham actress Andrea Riseborough.

Facing Democrat Hillary Clinton in the November election, Trump has overturned conventional political wisdom this year with a series of outlandish and outrageous statements.