Sentence examples for wisdom of being from inspiring English sources

In the United States, Democrats too doubt the wisdom of being seen to reward Iran for its brinkmanship.

Nato members also need to gauge the wisdom of being seen to be bombing President Assad's enemies.

HONG KONG — Tremors from Wall Street are rattling Asian confidence, leading many investors to question the wisdom of being invested in the United States to the tune of trillions of dollars.

Incapable of observing his own advice on the wisdom of being laid-back, he produced dozens of books, compiled a Chinese-English dictionary, invented a Chinese-character typewriter, maintained an extensive international correspondence and, almost coincidentally, collected art.

Now confronted by a sea of personal debt, a dysfunctional financial system, productive capacity geared to servicing a nonexistent consumer boom and a still-shrinking high-tech manufacturing sector, even the Treasury is a convert, though with extreme reluctance and much internal debate at the wisdom of being sucked into the mire of how actually to promote growth.

It reflected on the wisdom of being in worship of the feminine.

The conventional wisdom of GDP is that it is linked to citizen's well-being.

In commodities, the wisdom of experience is that it is safer to bet on shortage than on oversupply.

Latona was a little disappointed, but her belief in the wisdom of J is firm.

The wisdom of fingerprinting is debatable.

But the wisdom of practice is open to debate.