Sentence examples for a body of wisdom from inspiring English sources
Often, the bulk of an investigator's training came on the job, learning from "old-timers" in the field, who passed down a body of wisdom about the telltale signs of arson, even though a study in 1977 warned that there was nothing in "the scientific literature to substantiate their validity".
Our hope is that with all of this in place - along with the team we're assembling now - we might extract a body of wisdom and a set of interventions that are applicable for any threat.
Kampo medicine is considered to be a body of wisdom cultivated by the long period of Japanese history and culture [ 29].
What matters is that he went after a body of conventional wisdom that was congealing into cant.
In At the Bench: A Laboratory Navigator, Barker assembles a body of practical wisdom that should help you avoid the pitfalls that traditionally plague newcomers to biological laboratories--especially graduate students.
Ever since Aldous Huxley coined the phrase "perennial philosophy," people in the West have come to realize that sectarianism is too narrow and religions too orthodox to contain a great body of wisdom that is available to every culture.
ULAY: Body of Pain, Body of Love, Body of Wisdom is a survey of the German performance artist's work with instant photography that spans the past 30 years.
Over centuries, through empires and crusades, through the rise and fall of whole civilisations, the body of wisdom weaving steadily through Islam, Christianity and Judaism was Greek philosophy, the great example being Spain in its golden age.
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ULAY: Body of Pain, Body of Love, Body of Wisdom is on view at GNYP Gallery in Berlin until October 16, 2016.
"[Ayahuasca is] the conduit to a body of profoundly ancient genetic and evolutionary wisdom that has long abided in the cosmologies of the indigenous peoples of the Amazon who have guarded and protected this knowledge for millennia, who learned long ago that the human role is not to be the master of nature, but its stewards," McKenna wrote.
