Sentence examples for wisdom projects from inspiring English sources

This is something that Kate Fletcher's Local Wisdom projects seeks to redress.

VideoJug was founded in 2006 by David Tabizel as a sort of "wisdom project".

The idea of a "wisdom project" might make VideoJug sound a bit patronising, but it isn't.

As Chuck Close said in Andrew Zuckerman's great Wisdom project, "I always thought inspiration was for amateurs.

She emailed to say how delighted the team at the Defining Wisdom Project at the University of Chicago was to discover the HuffPo community engaged in a conversation about wisdom.

You'll recall that I wrote about wisdom this fall - in a post titled "What Makes Us Wise?" In the weeks that followed, I heard from all kinds of fascinating people - including the folks at the Defining Wisdom Project at the University of Chicago (more on them in a moment).

One current initiative is the Wisdom Cycle Project, which collects reflections from older generations about their drug use.

She landed an Elle cover, dished out design wisdom on "Project Runway All Stars" and earned a spot in the Fashion Week tents for her ready-to-wear label, Holmes & Yang.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, current projected delegate totals for frontrunner Mitt Romney are far closer to what they would have been if every state had used a winner-take-all rule for allocating delegates than if they had used proportional allocation of delegates.

Two years prior to current presentation, her left maxillary pain recurred, and a computed tomography (CT) scan revealed a left wisdom tooth projecting into her maxillary sinus.

Assuming this was not bald-faced graft benefiting a presumptuous Colonel Welfare who had a lot of pull with James Madison, these words signal that the Founders foresaw the wisdom of government projects that would help the entire population: postal systems, canals, highways and the like.