Sentence examples for achieving wisdom from inspiring English sources

At Christmas we are surrounded by kitsch - worn out cliches, which have lost their innocence without achieving wisdom.

But have they achieved wisdom?

"He achieves wisdom late in life".

Maybe the whole project will get caught in a temporal vortex and we won't be able to finish writing it until we've achieved wisdom".

We desperately need psychologists who think deeply about the health of men and boys — and who don't think they have to colonize other cultures and subjugate women to know themselves and achieve wisdom and happiness.

According to the Syntopicon, Plato did not believe human philosophers could actually achieve wisdom because this was a property reserved for the Gods.

Like Thomas L. Friedman (column, March 28), I, too, have dreams: dreams of leadership, of peace, of noble goals achieved through wisdom and compassion.

None of these groups can achieve the wisdom they seek, however, without studying astronomy (hokhmat ha-mazalot).

To fully achieve the wisdom of the crowds, a crowd should make independent decisions, free of predecessors' investment decisions, cognitive bias, emotional hindrance, and psychological influence (Lin and Viswanathan 2015).

What Aristotle has in mind when he talks about theoria is the activity of someone who has already achieved theoretical wisdom.

Because I am a wizened old crone of 30, I have had many long years to consider the follies of my youth, and achieve true wisdom.