Sentence examples for ends in wisdom from inspiring English sources

Poetry "begins in delight and ends in wisdom" (Robert Frost).

It begins as an adventure in self-discovery and ends in wisdom and humane conscience".

Robert Frost believed that a poem "begins in delight and ends in wisdom".

In a famous essay, the 65-year old Frost stated his belief that poetry should provide a clarification of life, "a momentary stay of confusion;" the poem should ideally run a course — "It begins in delight and ends in wisdom".

Gilgamesh's mourning quest for immortality ends in the gaining of a wisdom that goes far beyond the mere saving of oneself: it's not the way the gods deal with us, but the way we deal with what's dealt us by them that is the key to anything immortal.

In the end wisdom is in the action we take.

Ms. Jones in particular makes a long journey, beginning at naïveté — her reaction to her first sexual experience, courtesy of her oafish husband, the king, is hilarious — and ending in a stark wisdom.

Finding a mate the right age, in the end, has to be less important than finding an equal in wisdom and wit.

In the end, however, wisdom wasn't enough: Team Know-It-All ended up in seventh place and had to endure some good-natured ribbing from the team at the next table.

For this reason, Christianity is anti-wisdom: wisdom tells us that our efforts are in vain, that everything ends in chaos, while Christianity madly insists on the impossible.

In the end, wisdom prevailed, and the PowerSquid was tested as a "new and unusual" power strip, the "new and unusual" designation adding many thousands of dollars and months to the process.