Sentence examples for display wisdom from inspiring English sources

The crisis required our government to display wisdom, courage and decisiveness.

The ministry of commerce gushed that the deal displayed wisdom as well as "pragmatic and flexible attitudes".

The multitalented south London 17-year-old (grade 7 piano, studying ethics and law at college) displays wisdom and lyrical dexterity beyond his years, as well as a litany of personal suffering – two brothers in jail, bailiffs at the door, "broke as hell" – that drives his anguished social commentary.

He wrote to Kennedy on Oct. 26: "Let us then display statesmenlike wisdom.

Yet Mr. Arafat is such a catastrophe as a leader that it falls upon Mr. Sharon to display enough wisdom for both.

The best songs transcend the limitations of their authors and display a wisdom often lost on the people who created them.

Mr Putin has not displayed much wisdom in his time in power, but he is no fool.

Now die-hard New York sports fans are likely to spend the rest of the summer debating passionately whether the Knicks displayed supreme wisdom or cosmic foolishness.

Proficient in nine languages – he addressed his murderers in Bulgarian – he read and thought deeply in his own, displaying the wisdom of a man four times his age.

Still: A tale about a fish-eye soup being cooked by an elderly Alaskan woman while she chats with a sympathetic man displays both wisdom and a lovely ear.

Displaying a wisdom about social manipulation that his tutors could profit from, Milo pries into Joe and Toby's relationship, using a conversation he overheard between Joe and a friend at Starbucks as subtle blackmail.