Sentence examples for wisdom of men from inspiring English sources

This is not a President who places his faith in the wisdom of men.

Thus, the genocide became a great "failure" of the West which, in turn, has paved the way for Rwanda's "rehabilitation" to be viewed as a great triumph, built on the aid of foreign powers and the wisdom of men like Tony Blair and Bill Gates.

In both the title story and the concluding one, "Acts of Memory, Wisdom of Man," Murray uses a fascination with bugs to signal a first-person narrator's distance from his own emotions.

Then he quoted T. S. Eliot: "Do not let me hear / Of the wisdom of old men, but rather of their folly".

It's bemusing that within the last few days two books that promise to deliver the wisdom of two men celebrated for their economic and business prescience and perspicacity received bids so large that many are questioning the fiscal prescience and perspicacity of the publishers who offered the money.

He undermined all the economic wisdom of the men who had righted the global economy after the Great Depression.

But they are nonetheless poised to revive longstanding concerns about reality TV show casting, and the wisdom of plucking men and women from quiet, and perhaps troubled, lives and thrusting them into the harsh spotlight for entertainment's sake.

"... the wisdom of old men.

In the next section, a poem identifies God with universal wisdom and names the Judaic Law as God's gift of wisdom to men (3:9–4:4).

Aziz Ansari has some awesome words of wisdom for men everywhere.  .

He was firm but blunt, speaking with the wisdom of a man who had been there before and won.