Sentence examples for wisdom today from inspiring English sources

But several trainers ignored the conventional wisdom today when selecting post positions for their horses in the field of 10.

IT'S accepted wisdom today that most wine drinkers do not have the money, the storage space or the patience to wait years as their bottles age to maturity.

"Tom and I ran into a little snag back in 1972 that in the light of my much advanced wisdom today, I think was vastly exaggerated," McGovern said at an event with Eagleton in 2005.

Some of the same ideas pass for wisdom today, too: there is the idea that Putin's role in shaping Putinism has been exaggerated, and the fear that, when Putin is gone, someone worse — more aggressive, more repressive, and more anti-American — will come to power.

Applying that wisdom today, do invest overseas now but with an exit strategy always available and with a reserve of ready cash.

In a panel featuring Turi Munthe from Demotix, Errol Damelin from Wonga, Ian Hogarth from Songkick, Brent Hoberman from Lastminute.com, Mydeco (and most recently PROfounders Capital) and Lukasz Gadowski from Spreadshirt, attendees at Seedcamp Week 2009 heard quite a few nuggets of wisdom today.

Sobriety was not the prevailing stylistic wisdom this year.

Later novels include In Their Wisdom (1974) and Coat of Varnish (1979).

Her second novel, The Getting of Wisdom (1910), is an account of her life at the boarding school in Melbourne.

As for Hezbollah, its leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah contradicted received Western wisdom this month by saying Tehran would not ask his movement to do anything if Iran were attacked.

"Strong economic data forced the reassessment of conventional market wisdom last week as the consensus for the Fed funds target rate became less certain," he said.