Sentence examples for wisdom though that from inspiring English sources

Q. Do you share the conventional wisdom, though, that Governor Bush and his campaign have made better use of the last two months than you and your campaign?

For a 52-year-old, he seems to exude an awful lot of wisdom, though that may have something to do with the fact that he has been working at the trade for over 30 years.

Emphasizing more of a dual and less of a tripart vision of this absolutely simple Creator, Ibn Gabirol sometimes directly identifies the Divine Will with the divine Wisdom (though that does not always seem clear throughout Ibn Gabirol's writings).

Conventional wisdom, though, argues that the main reason shareholders are not playing a serious political role is that the "investor class" (to use the term popularised by Larry Kudlow, a Wall Street economist) has not gained class-consciousness.That may be because some people just hold shares for fun, as an upmarket form of gambling.

The conventional wisdom, though, was that James needed to "grow up" as a player and a teammate in order to win games and the affection of fans.

The conventional wisdom, though, is that if you watch your diet and get aerobic exercise at least a few times a week, you'll effectively offset your sedentary time.

Measured against conventional wisdom though, even that much seems generous; the film drifted into semi-obscurity long ago, too arthouse for popular tastes and too pop for the arthouse.

The thing about conventional wisdom, though, is that it's difficult to challenge even when we can prove it wrong.

He needs to say, though, that the "conventional wisdom" of two-three decagos ago is different from today.

Suppose, though, that you study (a) intelligence, creativity, or wisdom using (b) individual-difference methodology.

There were so many pearls of wisdom and nuggets of insight though that I felt one post couldn't quite do it justice so I've shared a few more below.