Sentence examples for wisdom of a draft from inspiring English sources

For four days last week, France's National Assembly debated the wisdom of a draft law that would ban most religious symbols from public schools.

— The Knicks' selection of Georgia Tech guard Iman Shumpert with the 17th pick drew boos, puzzled television analysts and opened debate about the wisdom of the draft choice, probably the last major move by the team president Donnie Walsh.

Jay Rothman, producer of the draft coverage, recalled the wisdom of a former ESPN president when he said yesterday, "Steve Bornstein once called it the biggest nonevent in sports television".

He complained of a draft.

His silence was the wisdom of a mature politician.

But then came the wisdom of a 13-year-old.

He hired Bill Belichick, perhaps the best coach in the game today; even members of Kraft's family questioned the wisdom of parting with a first-round draft pick to acquire a coach who had failed miserably in his first head coaching job in Cleveland.

Before discussing the remedy, and later, the wisdom of matching, an intriguing question might be asked.

"Lots of wisdom in that document, I suspect," Lincoln joked to a friend as he put away a draft of his speech.

Write a draft of a novel.

(Sometimes "wisdom of the crowds" is a misnomer).