Sentence examples for wisdom much from inspiring English sources
Others have appropriated his heritage in unexpected ways: "There is a whole industry of Mao's thought as managerial wisdom, much as became of Sun Tzu's Art of War," said Jeremy Paltiel, a Carleton University expert on the Communist party.
I hope that in future years, President Bush will continue to read Shakespeare, Camus and other important authors and that this reading will contribute to his personal growth and help him relate to the world with greater insight and wisdom ("Much Ado About Reading," by Maureen Dowd, column, Sept. 2).
The Unconventional Wisdom Much missed by commentators and tastemakers is the fact that electronics retailers such as Best Buy and Circuit City Stores will benefit and not lose business from the move to downloading.
At just seventeen years old he is insightful and inquisitive and always gives thoughtful insight that reveal a wisdom much older than his chronological age.
We want to believe that we are safe and secure so we place our trust in those experts and their wisdom, much like I did when comparing my marriage against the warning lists.
In fact, when our cities were ravaged by crimes committed by Italians and the Irish, it was not the common wisdom much less a sensible law enforcement strategy for the cops to start rounding up and frisking Italian youths or Irish youths or, for that matter, blaming Italians or Irish as a community for the garden-variety and heinous crimes of muggings, theft, drug pushing, and homicides.
Those primed with positive words such as "wisdom" did much better.
His long gray beard seems to bespeak wisdom as much as advancing years.
But as pervasive as the conventional wisdom is, much of it is based on sketchy data incorrectly interpreted.
My memory is good, too, when it comes to people's wisdom — so much of it is clearly etched in my mind.
* * * The conventional wisdom in much of élite Washington and beyond is that Barack Obama, for all his intelligence and political skill, cannot make a political deal because he is a loner, a snob, and a reluctant host.
