Sentence examples for adaptable wisdom from inspiring English sources

Two giant novels, "The Flounder" (1977) and "The Rat" (1986) fumed about the world's indifference to hunger, environmental destruction and the patient, adaptable wisdom of animals.

But Vietnamese exporters seem remarkably adaptable.

WISDOM is a modular, open tool, adaptable to the heterogeneous information collected by the many sectors concerned with wood energy – forestry, energy, agriculture, social affairs, etc. WISDOM does not reduce the need to collect local data, but rather emphasizes this need since its reliability is influenced by the quantity and quality of the data available.

"The new ideal," to create open and adaptable minds ready to question and challenge established facts and conventional wisdom, did not really take hold in this country until the early part of the nineteenth century.

"After all," Stone wrote, "whenever society is precarious--and it usually is--there is inevitably a demand that dissidents and heretics be suppressed". "The new ideal," to create open and adaptable minds ready to question and challenge established facts and conventional wisdom, did not really take hold in this country until the early part of the nineteenth century.

They are very adaptable".

I'm very adaptable.

It's adaptable.

The United States is adaptable.

They keep you adaptable".

I feel very adaptable".