Sentence examples for change of wisdom from inspiring English sources

What stops this book – frequently lavatorial, and great lavatory reading – from being just another writerly mixtape is that Strauss is genuinely trying to shake down celebrity (and obscurity) for the small change of wisdom.

A certain amount of wisdom and change were therefore imperative.

In his opinion today, Justice Souter also alluded to Justice Felix Frankfurter's explanation for a change of heart, just a year earlier: "Wisdom too often never comes, and so one ought not to reject it merely because it comes late".

But she has made no change of course regarding the wisdom of her strong support for military action in Libya.

"Love your neighbor as yourself" is the great tenet of the Torah; it is also the essence of the change that the wisdom of Kabbalah is offering humanity.

The new model "is not a radical change," he admits.Caution is no guarantee of wisdom.

Similarly, the first sentence of Thomas Kuhn's masterpiece, "The Structure of Scientific Revolutions" (now half a century old), instantiates a more general piece of wisdom: History can change the images by which we are possessed.

Being the romantic that I am, I often like to think about going back and giving my younger self some kind of advice, some little bite of wisdom that might change the past.

I changed into black jeans by Source of Wisdom, with the perfect waistline, not too high or too low.

My mentor, the great Darren Hardy, recently imparted upon me the slightest little tidbit of wisdom, which has changed the trajectory of my life forever.

It was Hooper – described by Ford as "the best captain I have ever worked with" – who spoke powerfully in favour of a change of culture two years ago when the wisdom of Craig's investment was looking rather shakier.