Sentence examples for wisdom when they from inspiring English sources
We are nodding at this sage wisdom when they ask where England is.
And Mr. Parsons's deft, light-fingered performance makes the saintliness go down easy; there is real charm in Elwood's little morsels of homespun wisdom when they are batted across the footlights with such guileless simplicity.
Do people suddenly acquire wisdom when they retire, perhaps?The change will have wide-ranging consequences, not least for the insurance companies that sell annuities, several of which saw sharp share-price plunges.
The Paramount Pictures marketing department didn't listen to this conventional wisdom when they planned the San Diego Comic-Con premiere of Star Trek Beyond – arguably their most important theatrical release of the summer.
In short, Mr. McCain said, for Mr. Obama "nobody quite fits the bill except for an elite group of activist judges, lawyers and law professors who think they know wisdom when they see it — and they see it only in each other".
Teenagers often sneer at people over 30, but adults know wisdom when they see it.
Investors in these early stage ventures can and do bring a lot to the table – money, connections, wisdom, but when they are serving as board members, they are not independent.
Mr Becker voices the conventional liberal wisdom when he accepts that they constitute a package deal instead of prising them apart.
A few employers say they're "hiring wisdom" when hiring older workers.
Big billers like Verizon Wireless and ConEd learned this bit of wisdom years ago, when they offered customers the ability to pay bills free online.
"We won the machine count, and while there are a number of discrepancies in the absentee ballots, according to the press, the conventional wisdom is that when they are all counted, the absentee ballots are going to turn against us".
