Sentence examples for disposition of wisdom from inspiring English sources

The Stoics claimed that a good life is the result of performing 'appropriate actions' — defined as "those that, once done, have a reasonable defense" — from a disposition of wisdom, i.e., knowledge of what is good, bad and neither.

But there is little question that he has been greatly influenced by his father, and shares some of his disposition, wisdom and diplomacy — no doubt passed down during decades of lunchtime political discussions, shopping trips to Chipp or Brooks Brothers and hunting and fishing excursions.

"Seven Pillars of Wisdom".

His nugget of wisdom?

Her words of wisdom?

Of wisdom?

An act of wisdom, yes.

"He's full of wisdom".

Were there pearls of wisdom?

(The Book of Wisdom 3 1).

190 Years of Wisdom".