Sentence examples for combination of wisdom from inspiring English sources

He called Tyson "the heir-apparent to Carl's rare combination of wisdom and communicative power".

Architect and planner remembered as a man who brought people together through a combination of wisdom, optimism, and charm.

Irwin was a one of a kind combination of wisdom, humor, political punditry and fascination and concern about the large and small facts of life.

He was also a trusted adviser to the Prince of Wales, who saw in Richard a unique combination of wisdom and irreverence - and drew equally on both.

"Polo attracts me, for it is one of the most difficult sports, with its combination of wisdom, courage, team co-operation and trust, the complex of sports, luxury and noble spirit," Mr Liu said.

This is partly because Ms. Weisz is such a sympathetic presence and adept at showing how her character's combination of wisdom and unworldliness makes her vulnerable to the guile, cowardice and opportunism of others.

Certainly it is still a recommended CD: the combination of the wisdom of Mr. Hancock, the reediness of Mr. Gilmore and the muscle of Mr. Ely is potent.

Through a combination of teenage wisdom and Shakespearean references, Ellis, a would-be actor, talks the kidnapper out of a murder-suicide.

Although no further data are available, it is evident from his works that this education must have been a combination of "Greek wisdom" and traditional Jewish learning.

The post Suhrawardīan and Sadrian answer is that a combination of practical wisdom and intellectual intuition which transcends discursive reasoning, provides one with the vision to see the Oneness lying at the heart of multiplicity.

Some call this powerful combination of ancient wisdom and respect for nature working together with modern technology the fulfillment of the Eagle and Condor Prophecy.