Sentence examples for change wisdom from inspiring English sources

Children astonish; priorities change; wisdom accrues; readers nap.

After all, if we want to remove statues, if we crave symbolic change, wisdom suggests we match the time, money, and energy spent on accepting history with making more substantial progress, too.

One good jobs report doesn't change the wisdom of that.

In any debate over climate change, conventional wisdom holds that there is no reflex more absurd than invoking the local weather.

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.

The key is to transform our intellectual understanding of the constancy of change into wisdom.

On Monday, his actual birthday, he will lead two discussions at UC Irvine about climate change and wisdom, which Tibetan Buddhists believe accumulate with time.

More than 40 African leaders have gathered in Washington, D.C., this week on a mission to change conventional wisdom about a continent with big problems and even bigger potential.

As the poem by the preacher Reinhold Niebuhr states, it takes grace and forgiveness to accept what we can't change and wisdom to know what we can.

Now, after four years, the Nissan GT Academy, a joint venture between Sony and Nissan and named for the Gran Turismo game, has changed accepted wisdom.

The Simon Prize celebrates the careers of non-profit leaders whose organizations and approaches have become widely-known to the point that they've changed conventional wisdom about what is possible.