Sentence examples for wisdom you know from inspiring English sources

Well, at least we know that the most popular question on Quora is "What is the most useful, shortest and most generally applicable piece of wisdom you know?" to which the top answer is "Always improve" or "Breathe" depending on what you're looking for.

Laura L. Hutchison of The Fredicksburg Free Lance-Star states that Letter is "written in Angelou's beautiful, poetic style" and called the essays "advice from a beloved aunt or grandmother, whose wisdom you know was earned".

And taken another way, 2012 was a year of so much girl-ness (fine, fine, woman-ness too) that all 12 months have been kind of pulsing with hot purple blood and Y-shaped wisdom, you know?

Forecasts were folk wisdom: you knew what to expect because the horses were acting crazy or houseflies had gathered on a screen door or your cow's fur seemed unusually thick that year.

So goes the conventional wisdom, and you know what they say about conventional wisdom: it's wrong~!

Cohen's letter also stated that he didn't need to talk about her beauty and her wisdom, "because you know all about that".

Wisdom is elusive, however, as the words often attributed to Socrates relay: "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing".

My sister with three children (one of whom has battled respiratory problems his entire life) offered me this wisdom, "You will know in your gut if it's the right thing to do.

Sheryl Sandberg: It's the wisdom of crowds to the wisdom of friends, you know.

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

Ancient signs and inscriptions were still carved inside them, "mystic characters" redolent with wisdom if you knew how to read them.