Wisdom used in a sentence

Wisdom in a sentence as a noun

They draw wisdom from them, so they don't repeat them.

Plus of course there are shards of wisdom here and there that are important to know.

They are pearls of wisdom and it would be sad to lose them because of a decline in support for RSS.

There are hundreds of years of wisdom built up about manufacturing that all has to funnel through....

"Now you know not to do that" were his words of wisdom, and I continued programming the system for the next 4 summers with no real mistakes.

Yet no other man was more modest in the possession of the power that is knowledge, more sure that power without wisdom is deadly.

It's received wisdom in the valley that your most lucrative pool of candidates is the network of your current employees.

Instead, she talked to male coworkers, not specifically HR or a founder, about the wisdom of allowing women to hula hoop in the office?

The last essay I read before this one suggested --- in agreement with the conventional wisdom of VC's --- that a company needs to be Dropbox-successful to move the needle for YC.

As usual, Stallman was not only ahead of his time, but also swimming against the tide of conventional wisdom, immediately after the attacks of 9/11.

This article ignores a lot of peer-reviewed literature from planning, public health / injury prevention, and civil engineering in favor of some folksy wisdom of a lieutenant cop.

Contrary to the conventional wisdom, which suggests that doctors in the 1840s were sticking horse-manure-covered hands into the exposed wounds of patients, handwashing was apparently already a norm.