Sentence examples for adds wisdom from inspiring English sources

Then he adds "Wisdom", just in case.

Kekes adds, "Wisdom ought also to show in the man who has it" (1983, 281).

Meanwhile, the Hawks are still flapping with a victory over the Celtics and the Bulls salvaged a bit of ego by holding on against the Sixers, although Greg Couch argues on Foxsports.com that Philadelphia will still prevail because Coach Doug Collins has added wisdom to his repertoire.

He cites and endorses an argument given by Plato in the Philebus: If we imagine a life filled with pleasure and then mentally add wisdom to it, the result is made more desirable.

IoT-Cloud has been played significant role and helped doctors or physicians to add wisdom for healthcare, A data center network (DCN) and a software defined network (SDN) in IoT-Cloud are characterized by a considerable increase in routing table entries, substantial rise in network traffic and higher demands on route forwarding speed.

In a few cases they even added useful wisdom or perspective.

He's opened up an API to his semantic search engine which other developers can use to add some wisdom to their services.

Please use the comment section to add your wisdom, I am certain we would all benefit.

This means dropping the urge to play Risk with your friends, update your Facebook profile or add your wisdom and "knowledge" to a wiki.

"Gone Girl" takes identity very seriously; it subordinates sex to power and love to pride, and suggests that the revelation of monstrosities brings knowledge without wisdom, adds pain to pain, covers masks with masks, and shows screens behind screens.

Few, however, she adds, "have the wisdom to look forward with unclouded hindsight," least of all her parents, who clung to the idea of a colonial Africa with perverse tenacity.