Sentence examples for wisdom of having from inspiring English sources

But he has probably not silenced many doubts about the wisdom of having tried it.

But they cheer up considerably when unemployment rises at home, presumably because that confirms the wisdom of having moved.

I silently started to question the wisdom of having taken the walk and scanned the surrounding trees for lurking beasts.

Ebersol had convinced Atlanta Olympic officials of the wisdom of having Ali, not Evander Holyfield, light the caldron.

She questions the wisdom of having The Nose at the Coliseum and at the Linbury Studio of the Royal Opera House at virtually the same time.

Years of disappointment followed, mixed with doubts over the tactical wisdom of having taken short-cuts by way of Russian technology.

The vaunted wisdom of Euroscepticism has had costs as well as virtues.

Many people question the wisdom and efficacy of having government adopt policies to create good jobs.

Even then, the collective wisdom of Tollcross had it that Jamieson had kept something in reserve, that when the moment of truth arrived The Man would emerge.

The only people whom I have ever heard question the wisdom of privatisation have been representatives of various donor organisations and their "experts".

Now the "wisdom of crowds" has become an accepted platitude.