Sentence examples for wisdom of age from inspiring English sources

But with the wisdom of age.

Little is spoken nowadays of the wisdom of age.

So much easier to sigh and claim the wisdom of age.

And David Burke lends the more lenient Talbot the sanctified wisdom of age.

These days, she said, powerful businesspeople lack the wisdom of age.

"My youth has passed," he muses at another point, "but the wisdom of age hardly beckons.

And, of course, even as I am returning to the mattress store, where I do not want to go, to speak to this pushy salesman, I know the answer: This wisdom-of-age stuff is nonsense; certain things are in the hardwiring, you will do the same dumb things over and over.

"It's the wisdom of ages," he says.

Of course, the lotus position and the wisdom of ages work for a lot of people.

These men have the wisdom of ages of Labour struggles against low pay, workplace intimidation and the evils of Thatcherism.

In the middle of Ancient Playground by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, with toddlers and parents and the art and wisdom of ages looking on, I completely lost it.