Sentence examples for wisdom of course from inspiring English sources

The conventional wisdom, of course, is that they don't.

The prevailing wisdom, of course, is the opposite.

This was always said with an air of worldly wisdom — of course that's how these things work!

The conventional wisdom, of course, is that market forces drive innovation, with businesses propelled to new ideas by the promise of financial reward.

They're borrowed wisdom, of course, stolen from libraries: "Yes they were smart but they are dead / And you're repeating all that they said".

The conventional wisdom, of course, is that Wall Street has turned its back on Mr. Obama out of frustration with his so-called antibusiness rhetoric and "fat cat" comments about bankers.

And wisdom is, of course, perennially out of style.

Whether repugnance really offers wisdom depends, of course, on what you find repugnant.

The result of such Wall Street wisdom was, of course, not so much a consolidation among so-called pure-play Internet retailers as it was a decimation.

That idea was of fly-on-the-wall travelogues peppered with cat-calendar wisdom and, of course, magic: a constant parade of WTFery that has even this cynical hack fiendishly hitting replay on YouTube.

Challenging the conventional wisdom would, of course, require political courage.