Sentence examples for draw on wisdom from inspiring English sources

By having more experiences to draw on, wisdom and creativity can blossom.

[C8.] Recent Words Appear to Draw on Wisdom From 1944 William H. Swanson, the chief executive of Raytheon, has become something of a management celebrity thanks to "Swanson's Unwritten Rules of Management".

Now in his second year at Duke, football coach David Cutcliffe is aiming to turn his Blue Devils into an ACC powerhouse, drawing on wisdom, experience, and inspiration from icons like Bear Bryant, Wallace Wade, and the 1938 Iron Dukes.

I can't really offer a clever Buddhist analysis to make sense of all these events, but I would like to note that we, as human beings, seem to have so much strength and wisdom to draw on -- even while our situation is so completely ephemeral and hazardous.

But it's also full of beauty and a wisdom that I still draw on now.

"We must sincerely accept that we were unable to draw on human wisdom to prevent it".

But we learned something from our grandparents about how to fix it, and we will draw on their wisdom.

And we can draw on the wisdom of schemes that have already been set up in other countries.

Even when we tried to draw on the wisdom of three deeply experienced men who proffered policies that would put the issue beyond ugly politics, that too failed.

In essence, we draw on the "wisdom of crowds" — the idea that large groups make better decisions than any single individual.

In his correction of the other Ashcroft blunder on tribunals, Rumsfeld directed the Pentagon counsel William Haynes II to draw on the wisdom of outsiders, including William Webster, Lloyd Cutler, William Coleman, Newt Minow, Bernard Meltzer, Ruth Wedgwood and Griffin Bell.