Sentence examples for wisdom of including from inspiring English sources

The three women discussed the wisdom of including an optional strap in the package of the strapless bra.

This fact, perhaps more than anything one could write, demonstrates the wisdom of including the Establishment Clause in the First Amendment.

Kerry was trying to persuade his interlocutors, especially the Saudis, of the wisdom of including Iran, which has worked with the Russians to prop up Assad, in future talks.

There's something impressive about her desire to brazen it out, but you do wonder at the wisdom of including Radio, one of those how-do-you-like-me-now? songs in which the singer revisits their terrible struggle to achieve fame.

So sensitive was he to the subtleties of the evening that he at first doubted the wisdom of including the school's hallmark ice sculptures at the meal but decided that two should greet the guests -- the White Star Line's logo and ship's name itself.

German insistence on a strong euro has often been expressed as skepticism about the wisdom of including in the currency union the "Club Med" countries of southern Europe -- Spain and Italy are the largest -- that have historically been less worried about inflation.

In his correction of the other Ashcroft blunder on tribunals, Rumsfeld directed the Pentagon counsel William Haynes II to draw on the wisdom of outsiders, including William Webster, Lloyd Cutler, William Coleman, Newt Minow, Bernard Meltzer, Ruth Wedgwood and Griffin Bell.

What she can say is that it will use the wisdom of crowds — including scientists and researchers whom she is currently lining up — to evaluate whether a project or person is legitimate.

("The space is rampant with people copying other people's ideas").. What she can say is that it will use the wisdom of crowds — including scientists and researchers whom she is currently lining up — to evaluate whether a project or person is legitimate.

The initiative uses peer-to-peer support and creative facilitation by children and young people, while drawing on the wisdom of adults, including teachers.

"'Giving in' is not about defeat but rather about building and growing as a result of including the wisdom from both you and the person who sees things differently from you," Felder said.