Sentence examples for delicate wisdom from inspiring English sources

It's difficult to square a writer capable of such delicate wisdom with the one who can also write an entire essay ("Milton in Guatemala") about a summer spent living with an impoverished family overseas only to conclude, "It is both painful and chastening to me now that I, who have in my head all these pieces of 'Paradise Lost,' can't even remember their names".

These ten executives and attorneys share their wisdom about the delicate art of negotiating.

Being France's president today is a delicate, difficult job that lasts 7 years, demands political wisdom, apolitical sentiments, and intelligent devotion to the country at large, offers no satisfactory power and pays poorly.

Where there exists a power such as technology that is so enabling but at the same time uncertain as to the damage it could cause in the future, the strength of public regulation is even more delicate and crucial, and therefore necessitates even greater autonomy, wisdom, and disinterest towards all forms of personal gain and political lobbying.

Lily Wisdom, the lead in both, was brave and delicate.

She also notes wisely - wisely, at least, for anyone who had any emotional dealings with Ford - that "falling out of love is as delicate and important a business, and as necessary to the attainment of wisdom, as the reverse experience..

Your wisdom?

Very delicate.

Too delicate.

Delicate flavours.

Wisdom means practical wisdom, not scientific understanding.