Sentence examples for wisdom the importance from inspiring English sources
The Unconventional Wisdom The importance of China cannot be overlooked from both a business and leisure travel point of view.
Contrary to conventional wisdom, the importance of Glass-Steagall was not as a financial firewall between speculative investment activities and safe deposits.
Because the fifth starter drops out of the rotation and the fourth misses his turn whenever possible, conventional wisdom emphasizes the importance of front-line starting pitching in the postseason.
The conventional wisdom about the importance of fast-track trade negotiating was shown to be flawed last year, when Congress not only passed a significant and controversial trade bill liberalizing textile tariffs, but also enacted permanent normal trade relations with China -- both in an election year and without fast-track.
People of true wisdom embrace the importance of uncertainty.
She shares her wisdom on the importance of following your passion, the power of mentorship, and advice about how to balance everyday life as a college student (she is currently at Syracuse University) while running a social enterprise.
This time the play had an underlying message, the actors portrayed the ancient wisdom of the importance of friendship and mutual respect.
Hence, consistent with the call for wisdom in understanding the importance of academic integrity and ethics to higher education (Bretag et al. 2011), policies and practices that emphasize reflection, mindfulness, and transformative learning deserve a place in a holistic institutional framework of academic integrity.
Offering cooking wisdom, he stressed the importance of home cooking for developing taste for good food in children.
They argue for either the wisdom of crowds, or the importance of "flipping" (a favorite word) the classroom so that clickers can inform the professor about how much learning is going on.
But the wisdom of uncertainty nonetheless highlights the importance of experiential understanding.
