Sentence examples for wisdom rests from inspiring English sources

The constantly shifting ground upon which the Current Prevailing Wisdom rests must be updated each weekend -- especially when something comes along that contradicts the prevailing wisdom going into the weekend.

Philosophers have sometimes argued that one of these fields is "first philosophy", the most fundamental discipline, on which all philosophy or all knowledge or wisdom rests.

But our findings suggest that this conventional wisdom may rest on fragile foundations.

In the Journal of American Pathology, scientists report that entirely unrelated laboratory experiments show the wisdom of resting after any case of concussion.

Both Real Madrid's defeats this season have come with Ronaldo not in the side and the wisdom of resting him will only be known after tomorrow's second leg in Barcelona.

Four principal virtues are identified: wisdom; justice, resting on fides (good faith and credit) and respect for property; greatness of spirit; and decorum.

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.

We humans have lost the wisdom of genuinely resting and relaxing.

Conventional wisdom around Web privacy policies rests on the notion that consumers will make intelligent choices.

This rule rests on the wisdom that the "delicate power of pronouncing an Act of Congress unconstitutional is not to be exercised with reference to hypothetical cases thus imagined". Id., at 22, 80 S.Ct., at 523. 10 In order to review the judgment of the Court of Appeals granting relief to these litigants, an analysis different from the Court's novel overbreadth approach is required.

Some reminded me of the wandering sages of my almost-native India, people who lived by choice or necessity on the fringes and accumulated hardship wisdom the rest of us shied away from.