Sentence examples for wisdom on you from inspiring English sources

Attention, anyone with dreams of hosting your own talk show: Nikki Glaser and Sara Schaefer have done it, and want to impart their wisdom on you.

With that said, now that I'm out of the shit, I'd like to impart my wisdom on those of you just reaching Austin, right as one of the most cacophonously hectic, absolutely mind-altering gatherings of soon-to-be zombies kicks into full gear.

Kate Hutchinson Look, here's a bit of hard-won wisdom for you: Rocking up on your first day in student halls wearing a belt buckle with a slide-out Zippo lighter in it and immediately pinning up a Fear and Loathing poster does not make you look as cool and dangerous as you think it does.

"They're a bad influence on you" is the general gist of parental or teacher wisdom on this one.

Inevitably, she had some words of wisdom on awards shows: "When you win it's the most important thing in the world.

Dani is a first-rate economist, who has staked out important ground as a critic of conventional wisdom on trade and development; you can read some of his ideas on his blog, where this will be cross-posted.

1. Between "Up in the Air" and "Contagion," aren't you starting to rethink the common wisdom on who cheats? 2. Did you convince yourself that none of the scientists would catch the virus?

Finally, you've asked everyone else for advice, what's the one piece of wisdom you'd pass on?

I would like to impart my now-extensive wisdom on the subject so that you may learn from my miscalculations and oversights.

In place of open discussion about learning, we have had to put up with sudden ministerial blurts about, say, the virtues of rote learning, delivered from on high as if the wisdom on such matters rests with you or whoever occupies your office.

— Love turning conventional wisdom on its ear, don't you?