Sentence examples for wisdom of most from inspiring English sources
In office, Mr. Reagan showed no inclination to buck the collected wisdom of most economists, whether Keynesian or monetarist.
The findings "contradict the wisdom of most stellar models, which suggest planets can't influence their host stars in such a manner," Hays explains.
An independent web-game written in an outmoded language and drawn with rudimentary blocks and 16-bit colours that finds unprecedented financial success will confound the wisdom of most video game critics, consultants and publishing mavens.
I have long doubted the marketing wisdom of most product-line extensions, which seem doomed to fail for one simple reason: they serve manufacturers' needs rather than those of consumers.
Over the years a radicalised, armed and trained Islamist insurgency could do immense damage in a fragile part of the world.The right lessonFor those who have learned to doubt the wisdom of most intervention, this argument points to a simple conclusion: keep out.
"I don't think it's beyond the wit or wisdom of most traders to come up with a solution to this".
Who better to write that code than those who carry the wisdom of our most experienced innovators?
But I always had in mind the wisdom of that most intelligent thinker about gods, humans and morality, Ludwig Feuerbach.
Despite occasional swipes at recent policies, What Next? is conventional wisdom of the most elevated kind and, like all versions of the genre, it avoids unmentionable realities.
In 1999, the two men had a conversation about the potential benefit of an organisation that followed the "village elders" model of influence, whereby the wisdom of the most senior members of a community carries great weight.
Many of his columns for Car and Driver and Automobile were reprinted in "Thus Spake David E.: The Collected Wit and Wisdom of the Most Influential Automotive Journalist of Our Time" (1999).
