Sentence examples for wisdom that only from inspiring English sources

They questioned conventional wisdom that only one, the Bangkok office worker, was "likely" human-to-human.

It also challenges the received wisdom that only tier one countries can teach us anything about rugby.

But the conventional wisdom, that only a clear-cut victory by one party would produce a credible economic strategy, may not hold up to scrutiny.

Pore size is mostly genetically determined and grows with age, despite the conventional wisdom that only teenagers are swiping their noses with Stridex.

Defying the conventional wisdom that only big names draw crowds, the Swiss (and female) artist Pipilotti Rist had the fourth-most popular solo show in the period.

Works like that one, a fiery and disorienting painting of a red-winged figure plummeting through a smoldering Cubist sky, have the potential to convert viewers who are put off by Chagall's sappier tendencies and to counter the prevailing wisdom that only early Chagall is worth looking at.

Eventers (and their horses) benefit from the lessons of the past, the confidence built up over countless courses and the wisdom that comes only with age.

The report, called Move More, reviewed the findings of 60 studies on the effects of exercise on cancer and reached some conclusions that may seem contrary to the conventional wisdom that prevailed only a decade or two ago, when recovering cancer patients were often given mixed advice on physical activity or outright warned against it.

They are the practical ones, the party planners and the room cleaners who oversee the details of the chaos, ranging from the time-tested ones (put the Champagne on ice in the seventh inning) to wisdom that comes only from experience (always hide the milk).

I see a youthful spirit with a new wisdom that can only come with life experience.

distills her experiences into a wisdom that can only come from an obstinate refusal to shrink from life.  .