Sentence examples for wisdom of how from inspiring English sources

The midterms largely followed the conventional wisdom of how midterms are supposed to go.

Vinokourov can be frighteningly aggressive, with slashing attacks that often go against the conventional wisdom of how to ride a race.

If you were looking for someone to pass on the arcane wisdom of how to nurture young talent, would you really pick Pete Waterman?

The fact that the Pirates are now a playoff contender year in and year out actually confirms the wisdom of how Epstein is rebuilding the Cubs.

"In the case of Victoria Climbié there was no shortage of information but there was a shortage of wisdom of how to understand that information.

Beane used computer-generated statistical analysis to sign overlooked players on the cheap and formulate a successful playing system that debunked the given wisdom of how to win baseball matches.

Check out the video for Mr. Rogers' words of wisdom on how to find hope in the middle of tragedy.

As she raised her three daughters Teri, Maxine, and Bird (Vanessa L. Williams, Vivica A. Fox, and Nia Long, respectively)—Mama Joe constantly offered them effortless words of wisdom on how to nurture their own families, delivered with the love and wit of any discerning black elder and expressed perfectly by the thespian skill of Hall.

The couple, reminiscing on their lives together, shared some words of wisdom on how they've kept the spark alive.

The sense of conventional wisdom moves quickly but adopts relatively comfortable shapes, and both startups and investors buy into that wisdom (regardless of how true it is: a good example is that gaming startups and investors often still believe that mobile game companies should strive for a catalog of releases – even though all the data says otherwise).

"If we do prize and value the contributions and the wisdom of elders, how do we reconcile that with the dignity we want to give them?" Mr. Moody said the prominence of the pope's stooped, largely immobile figure in the news media was "certainly unprecedented in political terms, in religious terms".