Sentence examples for wisdom that can from inspiring English sources

Rivera is a leader in the Yankees' clubhouse, with a track record of success and a kind of wisdom that can make others gravitate to him.

These neat word packets, displayed just as you've been shot or blown up by a grenade, mock the notion that there is any body of aphoristic wisdom that can be applied to a fatal firefight.

By Hua Hsu December 15, 2016 In his new self-help book, "The Keys," DJ Khaled focusses on the pearls of wisdom that can, he says, help you find balance and success and live the Khaled life style.

While ever-vigilant for the wisdom that can come from the voices of our voting public, our courts have never long tolerated the perpetuation of laws rooted in unlawful prejudice.

The central motif of his Snapchat videos is "the keys," the pearls of wisdom that can, he says, help you find balance and success and live the Khaled life style.

The best that can come from contemplation of mortality, perhaps, is a kind of wisdom that can give others strength — not by answering questions, like those best-sellers which claim to tell you what happens after you see the white light, but by asking questions honestly.

"The received wisdom that you can never translate a joke is worth examining a bit more closely," Bellos told me.

By now, the Yankees have a collective wisdom that they can beat themselves up in October, but they get to sleep in November.

Liddle, a member Peter Mandelson's cabinet in Brussels during his time as European trade commissioner, writes: "Progressives should not accept the current conventional wisdom that Britain can never join the euro.

In Scandanavia, he says, it is common wisdom that you can tell a lot about a person from their log store, and women looking for a potential husband would always investigate how he stacked his wood.

This contradicts the common wisdom that compilers can exploit large, uniform register files as found on RISC architectures.