Sentence examples for Wisdom drawn from from inspiring English sources

They had Dream warrior T-shirts, Dream warrior chants and the prayer of the "four Tezkatlipokas," an amalgam of wisdom drawn from gods of the ancient Aztecs of Mexico, the birth country of many of the young people.

The challenge for the church is to translate the crumbling edifice of traditional Christian belief into a valid assertion of truth about life that can stand comparison with the equally valid truths and wisdom drawn from scientific perception and deduction.

Number fifteen in this collection of a hundred "principles of political wisdom," drawn from the school of Pythagoras, legislators for Greek settlements on the Italian mainland, was this: "Let the laws rule alone.

They were trying to upend the latest conventional wisdom, drawn from Iowa, that Mr. Kerry has the momentum, before the campaign moves onto a much wider national stage next Tuesday, with primaries Arizona, Delaware, Missouri, Oklahoma, and South Carolina and caucuses in New Mexico and North Dakota.

Recognizing the useful knowledge held by health system actors allows health policy and systems researchers to access a greater breadth of such knowledge, including practical, moral, and cultural wisdom drawn from lived experiences and accumulated understanding of health system realities [ 20] (Case studies 1 to 3).

And there she lay, like Wisdom drawn up from the deep: as golden, and as quiet.

One set of received wisdom draws a direct line from its jangly guitars and perfect pop tunes to Nirvana, Manic Street Preachers and Arctic Monkeys; others just see a mess of weedy moaning and incompetence – "anoraksia nervosa", as one sceptical observer put it.

I think the wisdom I drew from there will continue to impact my life in myriad and mysterious ways.

The beginning of this progression can be seen in "Julia Child's Kitchen Wisdom," a graceful pastiche drawn from more than 800 episodes of Mrs. Child's cooking shows, which had its premiere on Channel 21 on Dec. 11 and will be shown New Year's Day on Channel 13.

No argument can be drawn from the wisdom that comes after the fact.

As the Court said in a very early construction of the Act before us: 'No argument can be drawn from the wisdom that comes after the fact.' United States v. Union Pacific R. Co., supra, 91 U.S. at page 81.