Sentence examples for wisdom of it from inspiring English sources

But the beer-can wisdom of "it'll cure what ails ya" may not be too far off the mark, even when it comes to physical pain.

Even Beltran sees the wisdom of it.

But she questioned the wisdom of it.

Mr. Salley seemed appreciative, nodding at the wisdom of it all.

I got a lot of kidding, but the wisdom of it was apparent.

He doubted the wisdom of it, but he ran the risk of the situation.

The government has relied as much on the goodwill of prominent businesspeople as it has on the wisdom of bureaucrats; it has also cast its net wider, focusing not just on luring back expats but also on putting the wealth and wisdom of the diaspora to work on behalf of the mother country.

"We can talk about the wisdom of throwing it in the trash rather than just destroying them," Sheriff Nice said, "but it was what it was".

With the wisdom of hindsight, it is plain to see that despite our support among younger voters, it was the older voters wot won it.

When it comes to Big Idea books, whether Thinking Fast and Slow or The Wisdom of Crowds, it's men that have them.

Had DropBox followed the conventional wisdom of disruption, it would have created some sort of basic file-synching software and waited for it to grow from there.