Sentence examples for wisdom to say from inspiring English sources

"But nobody has the time or the patience or the wisdom to say: 'You know what?

It has become conventional wisdom to say that public sector unions are inherently problematic because they can use their political influence to win lavish pay from politicians.

Thank you, Mr. Buffett, for being willing to share some of your wealth with those not as rich as you and for having the courage and wisdom to say so.

"It is something like wisdom to say that we've been on the wrong path for 50 years, even if they don't know the solution to their problems yet," said one senior Western diplomat.

That said, we're certainly not at the point where it's conventional wisdom to say, yes, we very much need to make sure that people living with both poverty and complex diseases have access to the care they need.

Though it goes against received wisdom to say so, the 90's deserve to go down as the decade when the music industry opened its doors to all comers.

Conventional wisdom used to say that the only way to raise $1 billion-plus, at an attractive valuation, was to provide investors in return the transparency and the liquidity that being a publicly traded stock entails.

Today we're getting our NSFW inspiration from this explosive animated short that bestows the sage wisdom "Learn to say 'F**** you' to the world".

I don't think it's just the wisdom of hindsight to say that Blasted seemed a better play when revived Downstairs.

Setting up a prion-diseases laboratory from scratch is, therefore, a major enterprise.Nonetheless, it is not just wisdom of hindsight to say that far more could have been done than actually was.

Here, however, we stick to a notion of identity that obeys traditional wisdom, which is to say a notion whereby identity is an equivalence relation subject to Leibniz's law).