Sentence examples for wisdom of reading from inspiring English sources

Will Lib Dem and crossbencher peers see the wisdom of reading it before passing this bill irrevocably?

This confirms the conventional wisdom of reading around cases but also suggests that clinical educators can purposefully design a Patient-Teacher-Tutorial sequence to take advantage of this maxim.

The scale of the challenge we had set ourselves back in 1999 became immediately clear when the wisdom of the reading groups based at bookshops around the country, whose votes helped shape the shortlist, clashed with that of the celebrity judging panel over who should be the first winner.

Instead of doing an interview or relaying anecdotes of his early founder days (like Evernote's Phil Libin, Optimizely's Dan Siroker, or Airbnb's Nate Blecharczyk), Dorsey took the occasion to dispense wisdom by reading from a couple of his favorite books, as well as his own daily "Do" and "Don't" list.

No book where wisdom is read.

Getting books published anywhere depends on the wisdom of the crowd, who read, vet, and vote on what it deems the best finished work on the site.

The lettering on the hem of her robe echoes the inscription on the frame, words similar to those found on Mary's dress in van Eyck's 1436 Virgin and Child with Canon van der Paele, a passage from the Book of Wisdom (7:29) reading ("For she is more beautiful than the sun, and excels every constellation of the stars. Compared with the light she is found to be superior").

I was thinking of purchasing for my son your book you showcased today - the Wisdom of a Broken Heart...I read your bio and got stuck on what I read...I felt that a book such as yours if it was from a Christian perspective would be a good choice.

Sure you don't get all of Bourdain's wit and wisdom, but who reads cookbooks for the prologue anyway?

Thus, a two-page spread in the insert features Alexandra Wilkis Wilson and Alexis Maybank, co-founders of Gilt Groupe, the online retailer; copy on their photo reads, "The wisdom of elevationism — bonfires and Bellinis:  mix responsibly".

For two years, Ms. Ma has used her round trips from Queens to the garment district, where she spends long days applying intricate beading to clothing by hand, to read "The Wisdom of the Lotus Sutra," a six-volume Buddhist literary masterpiece.