Sentence examples for wisdom of someone from inspiring English sources

Yet there are long stretches suggesting the serenity and wisdom of someone much older.

When she sings about romantic dreams nowadays, she assumes a maternal distance, conveying the empathic wisdom of someone who has gotten safely past all that.

Berlin's storytelling runs on the hard-nosed wisdom of someone who has made their peace with all that life has to offer, for good or ill.

With that youthfulness he can still play kids well into his 20s (his character in Game of Thrones, Jojen, was meant to be a 12-year-old)., but has an authoritative, distant aura that suggests the wisdom of someone much older.

Now that Android and the iPhone (when it works) are all over the place, you question the wisdom of someone developing a service that works with neither.

This is a mature, pragmatic recommendation, spoken with the wisdom of someone who has published 17 books about his art and creative process.

Some party officials rejected the idea of a running mate from an existing Republican stronghold like South Carolina or Texas, challenging the wisdom of choosing someone who might not add electoral muscle.

One conventional view is that Reagan, about to be nominated, recognized that he "needed a moderate" like Bush to balance the ticket; another version has it that Reagan, supposedly unschooled in foreign affairs, saw the wisdom of naming someone with extensive experience in the field to offset his own shortcomings.

Having been told he was Real's target at the end of last season, supporters were chanting Bale's name at player presentations held earlier this summer, and although some have questioned the wisdom of buying someone whose position on the pitch looks well covered, most have just been swept away by the excitement.

It was a few years into my career before I learned the wisdom of something someone said to me: You may love your job, but your job doesn't love you.

Do that really well, with an understanding of your audience, and you have a chance of turning into wisdom for someone.