Sentence examples for wisdom of a man from inspiring English sources
He was firm but blunt, speaking with the wisdom of a man who had been there before and won.
Proficient in nine languages – he addressed his murderers in Bulgarian – he read and thought deeply in his own, displaying the wisdom of a man four times his age.
"ONE of my favourite old Kentucky sayings is there's no education in the second kick of a mule," says Senator Mitch McConnell, with the homespun wisdom of a man facing re-election shortly.
After all, the wisdom of a man who he did his first marathon in a pair of Green Flash and stopped in a ditch for a can of Coke when he got tired deserves to be shared.
After all, Trump University isn't here to coddle its students but, rather, to grant us access to the cold, hard wisdom of a man who has fired Gene Simmons on television.
He supplemented his own limited career in government, confined to the five and a half years that he has presided over the nation's second-largest state, with the accumulated wisdom of a man who served as chief of staff under President Gerald R. Ford and then spent a decade in the House before his appointment as the defense secretary by President George Bush, the governor's father.
The Grove Press imprint of Grove/Atlantic Inc. said it would release "Sterling's Gold: The Wit & Wisdom of an Ad Man," a memoir the publisher attributes to the "advertising pioneer and visionary Roger Sterling Jr".
No one else in the Republican Party seemed to question the wisdom of putting a man who has openly doubted the reality of climate change in charge of the agency most associated with efforts to combat it.
Should the value of my labors be in dispute, I rely on the wisdom of Victor Hugo: "A man is not idle because he is absorbed in thought.
The army will also be questioning the wisdom of sending a man so openly hostile to America's wars in the Middle East to serve in one of them.
It seemed to stand in contrast to the conventional wisdom of give a man a fish (even the best and biggest fish, or a whole school of them) rather than teach that man to fish on his own.
