Sentence examples for wisdom to a from inspiring English sources

Television pundits bring vast mountains of expertise and wisdom to a discussion of the Iowa caucuses.

However, orthodox Jewish leaders criticised him for offering a superficial version of their privileged wisdom to a popular audience.

Attaching this amorphous wisdom to a specific author, with his inevitable human foibles, would just be a buzzkill.

He seemed perked up by this all-too-rare chance to impart some more wisdom to a grandchild.

Consider making your choice with the aid of a blindfold, darts, or both, because it's hard to apply wisdom to a field this unproven.

After the double disqualification, Abdullah sits on an overwhelmed bench in the dressing room and dispenses wisdom to a small, rapt audience.

SHAKESPEARE mused that "It is beyond the power of man to bring love and wisdom to an union".

Perhaps you do feel you have a story to tell, some wisdom to impart, a "how-to" that is useful.

Dinosaur Designs may not have anticipated a blistering hot summer, but it had the wisdom to introduce a collection called Sorbet that coincides with it.

In 1956, Hans Selye tentatively suggested that the scientific study of stress could 'help us to formulate a precise program of conduct' and 'teach us the wisdom to live a rich and meaningful life'.

It takes wisdom to make a complex one.