Sentence examples for wisdom think from inspiring English sources

They spend billions backing the new technologies which they, in their wisdom, think will prevail.

At least that's the conventional wisdom (think Wired magazine's long-running "Japanese Schoolgirl Watch" column).

Governments in their infinite wisdom think markets are made "unfair" by participants with an information edge, but the real truth is that this muzzling of insiders essentially blinds markets.

The lower order thinking taxonomies and higher order ones and even the revised taxonomies of higher order thinking agenda proposed by Bloom are the due ingredients of higher order thinking thoughts, the thought which is a wise one and is considered a wisdom thought based on the unbiased judgment of the individual, unique in its time and place.

"Candidates are rarely as bad as they think they are, or the conventional wisdom thinks they are, or rarely as good as the conventional wisdom thinks they are".

Pundits, and surely conventional wisdom, thought Wisconsin somewhat unworthy of a Rose Bowl berth, having lost five games this season.

But as they grow up it will fade and vanish; the ravens (birds associated with intelligence, wisdom, thought, meaning) will take it from them and once grown, these kids will not be able to find their way back.

"I've never seen everyone so engaged in something that conventional wisdom thinks is dead," Krupp said, explaining that recent White House proposals providing more government support for nuclear power plants and incentives for the coal industry to adopt carbon capture and sequestration technology will probably be part of the evolving package.

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Let me give a specific example: in the last parliamentary term the Commission, in its wisdom, thought it necessary to protect animals in zoos by coming forward with a proposal for a directive on the position of animals in zoos.

Views of Egypt were dominated by the classical tradition that it was the land of ancient wisdom; this wisdom was thought to inhere in the hieroglyphic script, which was believed to impart profound symbolic ideas, not as it in fact does the sounds and words of texts.