Sentence examples for wisdom of the population from inspiring English sources

Last November's vote for a Democratic president and Republican Congress shows the wisdom of the population, keeping power evenly balanced.

The fervour of the ideologue manqué makes no room for the sober fact that almost every nation-state harbours a disaffected and volatile minority, whose size varies constantly in inverse relation to the alertness, tact and wisdom of the majority population.

The acceptance of bizarre assertions that the president is a socialist, and perhaps not even a citizen, become accepted wisdom among substantial proportions of the population.

VICE: What does Five Percent mean to you? AZ: It means that five percent of the population has knowledge, wisdom, understanding of they self and that they're not a savage in the pursuit of happiness.

Right under the noses of razor marketers, meanwhile, was half of the population, but the prevailing wisdom was that men would reject scented razors as unmanly.

All that is common there was that large segments of the population in two countries did not follow the established wisdom.

But there are reasons to question the wisdom of hunting these populations of whales.

Thus the emerging wisdom of the crowd analytics potentially represents a new phase and eventually new tools using data evaluation based on large scale population inputs, and it will benefit greatly all public health environment.

Was that another instance of the wisdom of the East?

"It led to some sort of wisdom of the outlier".

He didn't recognize the wisdom of the other lawyers.