Sentence examples for wisdom of others from inspiring English sources

The wisdom of others, he hoped.

Maybe it's a fear of impermanence, or a persistent mistrust of the wisdom of others, but no one advertises for himself quite like Mr. West.

Milo learns to trust the wisdom of others — to admire the truly learned — and to find the marvellous not in the heavens above or in the middle earth below but in the textbooks at hand.

It ought to be simple, in short, to create a weapons-grade version of the Renaissance phenomenon of the commonplace book – a storehouse of the wisdom of others that has mattered the most to you, as an individual thinker.

"This is my fourteenth novel and I am as dependent as ever on the wisdom of others," begins one, and another, plucked at random from a Barnes & Noble new-arrival shelf: "The creation of this book has removed any notion I may have had of it being a solo endeavor".

If you want to weigh in on who might be Yahoo's next boss or just to check on the wisdom of others, go to forbes.com/nextyahooceo.

When I was managing director of Penguin, I didn't have the luxury of Facebook and Twitter to tap into the ideas and wisdom of other female leaders.

Hall is a student of others sports — boxing and basketball, in particular — and he likes to cite the wisdom of other élite athletes, like Dan Gable, the wrestler who won a gold medal for the United States in the Munich Olympics.

I think the film's neutral, nonexpository style encourages this, allowing the more conventional-minded among us to wonder if driving to Alaska is really the best idea, or to question the wisdom of other aspects of Wendy's plan.

It is not up to the United States to question the wisdom of other nations in establishing state enterprises.

The scare fueled nagging questions about the wisdom of other prominent Democrats stepping aside for a presidential candidate whose health could falter during the campaign.