Sentence examples for Good wisdom from inspiring English sources

My parents, with their good wisdom said, "Well, that's fine as long as you're a really good vet".

In "Young Titans," a youthful hero wonders what good wisdom will do him — "the wisdom that taught me that nothing would ever change".

When the word cropped up on William Safire's radar in 2006, he offered a line from "King Lear" as a putative early example: Goneril tells her father to "make use of that good wisdom, whereof I know you are fraught".

To accomplish this, good, wisdom and knowledge must be balanced.

But there's some good wisdom here about the exact sorts of things you never, ever want to bring up when meeting with a potential employer.

Johnson, who, when he entered the Senate, had gotten himself close to the great man and became his acolyte, flatters Russell, telling him, "Hell, I owe everything I have to your good wisdom and generosity and don't you think for a second I'll ever forget it".

For man the highest good is wisdom.

Secular humanism belongs to a family of thought he calls eupraxsophy, derived from Greek roots meaning "good, practical wisdom".

The savviest ones opt for a "timeless look" (it's one of those clichés that has the virtue of being good fashion wisdom).

They choose positive life and they are duly protected by heavenly angels (who are here for them, help these people and they are ready to evacuate them any time), and also by the primary creator of everything - the absolute Love, Good, Truth, Wisdom and Intelligence.

With his quiet, measured drawl, which implies depths of good-humored wisdom, he may be the most convincing screen sage Hollywood has these days.