Sentence examples for Ancestral wisdom from inspiring English sources
Jenny quotes Twain like ancestral wisdom, prefacing each borrowed smart remark with "As the fellow says".
"Grandmother" (grand-mere) stands for African ancestral wisdom, while grammar (the homonymous "grammaire") refers to the rules and techniques of moviemaking, a historically Western, paradigmatically modern art form.
This slightly arch disguise of a French alter ego allows Hawthorne to pretend that the story is another of his "finds", and so invests it with a kind of immemorial halo - a cautionary fable from ancestral wisdom.
In doing so, the knowledge of people and their ancestral and present wisdom, is much more than a resource for better ethno-medical and therapeutic knowledge within a biomedical paradigm.
Magick is a way to shift your reality by tapping into the powerful wisdom and ancestral connections that live within you.
The A. dehalogenans strain 2CP-C genome provides evidence that, contrary to the prevailing wisdom, aerobic organisms can be ancestral to anaerobes.
A small intellectual elite among the Tsimahafotsy clan of Ambohimanga and the nobles (andriana) believe that only Ambohimanga possesses the ancestral benediction (hasina) to serve as the national capital and imbue national leaders with the legitimacy and wisdom needed to rightly govern the country.
Identifying Ancestral Photos Q.
Off Broadway * "ANCESTRAL VOICES".
