Sentence examples for wisdom that when from inspiring English sources
The obverse of Ms. Carroll's saucy flirtatiousness is a farsighted wisdom that when applied to Stephen Sondheim inspires some starkly moving performances.
It is common wisdom that when the US sneezes, Mexico catches a cold.
In that car scene, Takashi dispenses a word of trenchant wisdom that, when the year's roundup of best movie lines is compiled, will doubtless be near the top of the list.
This became so much the conventional wisdom that when China won its first medal in an Olympic sprinting event, the men's 110-meter hurdles in 2004, the winner, Liu Xiang, became a spokesman for Yili milk products.
For the past few years, many have been captivated by the prevailing wisdom that, when searching for the next big thing in the early stages, and in the absence of traction or product-market fit, a founder's background becomes one of the — if not the most — important data points.
In that most trite of observations, after 9/11 everything changed -- right behind that for a trite observation is the accepted wisdom that, when it comes to another act of terrorism, "it's not a matter of 'if,' but "when".
And to inspire those of you on a similar journey, I am sharing pieces of their stories and the wisdom that came when each one took the risk to change their life.
Brian Smith Berlin, Germany It is Ian Birrell's wisdom, not conventional wisdom, that is wrong when it comes to our railways and their botched privatisation.
It's a piece of wisdom that seems obvious, especially when I find myself trying to describe the sensation of a wonderful 15-year-old Puligny-Montrachet with phrases like "sluicing a mouthful of pebbles".
In "Pride and Prejudice" she offers a bit of wisdom that still resonates, even when the behavior of humankind seems without explanation or reason: "For what do we live, but to make sport for our neighbors, and laugh at them in our turn".
For example, we can place a statue in the corner of the room and turn to it in times of stress, even projecting onto it the wisdom that comes through us when we're detached.
