Sentence examples for wisdom that they from inspiring English sources

"But there's this wisdom that they say older ladies have about how to stretch a dollar".

The conventional wisdom that they are unlikely to weigh in on the race has not stopped candidates and would-be candidates from invoking their names.

"The conventional wisdom that they spend little, resist technology and are slow to adopt new products needs to be re-assessed.

Mr. Burchfield, for his part, offered a defense of soft-money donations by saying the conventional wisdom that they bought influence or access was incorrect.

Although he would not deny that open markets can foster liberalization, Mr. Wang challenges the common wisdom that they lead automatically to open societies.

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

The Senators get the best player in the trade – heck, by this time next year, he may be the only NHL player in the trade at all – and based on old-time hockey wisdom, that means they win the deal.

I see my role to put up words of wisdom that can be helpful; they're never too religious.

Drawing on a folk wisdom that dates from medieval times, they have hung lines of red flags along pastures to deter wolves from approaching.

Daphne Merkin's musings (Feb. 12) about the sexuality of post-menopausal women not only deftlydeflate the received wisdom that is being (profitably) proffered, they're also refreshing, brilliantlyarticulated and funny.

Consider the conventional wisdom that "water flows toward money".