Sentence examples for emotional wisdom from inspiring English sources

Claire Bloom simultaneously suggests intellectual foolishness and emotional wisdom.

But it's tough to know how to judge directness in songs; emotional wisdom isn't chopped liver.

The confessions have a startling vulnerability, even when their conclusions, what Jay-Z calls "emotional wisdom," are somewhat elementary.

But it's his emotional wisdom, his nuanced insight into his characters' inner lives, that lends this book its cumulative power.

But as the Rosenfeld show demonstrates, his collages have a pictorial sophistication, cultural erudition and emotional wisdom that it is hard to imagine in a younger artist.

Their carefully parsed geometries of everyday life have a formal rigor and a kind of emotional wisdom that should not be underestimated.

While aging is certainly accompanied by losses and disease, gerontology research, and my experience in geriatric medicine, shows that there can also be continued productivity, connectedness, emotional resilience, wisdom, and acceptance and gratitude for a life well lived.

It is the last resort of parents who have failed to establish their true authority as adults, which is rooted not in their physical superiority but rather in their emotional maturity, wisdom and self-confidence.

Even as his memory declined, she said, his emotional maturity and wisdom had increased, opening perspectives and relationships he had never had before.

He identifies what he calls the eight "neural pillars of wisdom": emotional regulation; the ability to judge value; moral reasoning; compassion; humility; altruism; patience; and coping with uncertainty.

But a whole genre of best-selling books over the last decade and a half insist — correctly, I think — that there are various ways to be clever: "Emotional Intelligence," "The Wisdom of Crowds," a knack for gut responses formed in the span of a "Blink".