Sentence examples for a wisdom from from inspiring English sources
When Iain Duncan Smith, George Osborne, Frank Field and former archbishops give their prescriptions, it is like being at some cosmic seance, as they are enunciating a wisdom from beyond the grave.
Page 17 WISDOM FROM A FISHERMAN A swirl of fame swept down a dirt road to find Bobby Kirk, a 76-year-old man from Georgia who has become an unlikely savant of country wisdom.
Dr. Derevianko then presented them with a wisdom tooth from Denisova.
But a little wisdom from the experts can help you choose a good one at the store.
A little wisdom from the living is worth more than a lot from the dead. .
Moreover, there is a very large scatter of values; it is, therefore, not possible to apply a "linear wisdom" from this mathematical linear correlation.
By asking for help you'll make friends faster and you'll often get a nugget of wisdom from a battle-scarred veteran.
Yet it can go too far--closing us off from life-giving messages, like affection from a friend or wisdom from a sage.
That's because I believe that career success comes from sound technical exposure combined with a wisdom that comes from listening to the occasional dream.
The Democrats enter the November midterms with better strategists, better tacticians, a bigger war chest, and a wisdom that comes from consistently winning tough races in tough districts.
This is the terrain¿between individual and community, between particularized ego and collective consciousness, between local and global¿upon which we can learn to grow in a wisdom co-created from shared experience.
