Sentence examples for wisdom persists from inspiring English sources
But the common wisdom persists that such a move will crush me, the little guy.
The poems ranged across the decades, the names and places changing, the hard-won wisdom persisting — Sam Weinreb from World War II, Jim Murphy from Vietnam, Michael Embrich from Afghanistan and Iraq.
Even so, a fierce debate among Italians about the wisdom and merit of the forum persisted.
And since our genes are so selfish that they don't care a whit for the wisdom of Dawkins, the religious instinct will persist until evolution, not Richard Dawkins, takes us in another direction.
Although he doesn't always discuss context as such, it is implied when he speaks of a consensus of opinion built up over time and persisting through history as a received wisdom.
IN January, conventional wisdom said that three long-term trends were likely to persist in 2011: the dollar would continue to fall, commodities would keep roaring and foreign stocks would outpace domestic ones.
Representations of Green Tibetans connected to Buddhism and indigenous wisdom have been deployed by a variety of actors and persist in popular consciousness.
Even in Juno, a quirkier, less mainstream production, the prevailing wisdom (ignore abortion as a serious choice, however unrealistic that may be) persists.
After that, it became conventional wisdom that online grocers simply could not succeed; among many industry observers, that sentiment persists.
"If you disagree with conventional wisdom and the data are on your side, then you've got to persist.
