Sentence examples for wisdom of playing from inspiring English sources

Yet even Anderson's coöperating counterpart now doubts the wisdom of playing ball, so to speak, with this doping investigation, given all that's transpired.

Shock and grief and bewilderment ensue as do jokes about barbered testicles and the wisdom of playing the C (as in cancer) card with chicks.

Meanwhile Peter Moores, the former England coach now in charge at Lancashire, questioned the wisdom of playing only one-day county cricket.

But at heart he sided with the professional historians against writers such as Doctorow, doubting the wisdom of playing fast and loose with the facts.

After a first half so dreary that it called into question the wisdom of playing this fixture, the second half provided no small measure of escapism.

8 07pm: The wisdom of playing Michael Essien will now be called further into question: the Ghanaian has pulled his hamstring and hobbled off.

Despite reams of data generated by economists and computer programmers indicating that coaches would improve their chances of winning by attempting more 2-point conversions or punting less often, the conventional wisdom of play calling remains more geared toward dodging disaster than encouraging innovation.

Some commenters questioned the wisdom of his playing the shows at all.

And with it seven weeks of recovery from a groin injury and doubts over the wisdom of South Africa playing their attack spearhead without a competitive bowl under his belt had seemingly evaporated.

Aside from a few jokes, Spacey mainly assumed the character between songs to offer "pearls of wisdom" collected from two seasons of playing the ambitious House majority whip-turned-president.

For it is the wit and wisdom of Clive Winters (played by Mr. Henderson) that helps guide Chris through a personal crisis, providing a catalyst for a much-needed change.