Sentence examples for era of wisdom from inspiring English sources

"Documents of Time" concludes with the words Helen Keller wrote at the end of the 19th century to inaugurate what she hoped would be an era of wisdom.

But in the era of wisdom and common sense that we are hopefully moving to, we are hopefully getting beyond polls".

He has given a glimpse of the right strategy by declaring that "we have a chance to move beyond the...command and control era of environmental policy, where all wisdom seemed to emanate out of Washington, DC...we can move beyond that through technology".

Fatherhood in Mockingbird is used as a totem for American nobility and liberal exceptionalism, establishing the value of fatherly wisdom in an era of radical change and parental disconnect.

Even some of the most voluble players from the outlaw era recognize the wisdom of polishing the team's overall image.

Surely across what was considered that era's media: Athena, honored as a goddess based on her warrior skills and depth of wisdom; was celebrated.

Conventional wisdom holds that the era of big plans is over.

It's a fascinating story in this era of corporate messaging desperation; when the prevailing wisdom is, hit every platform hard.

The problem turned out to be vastly overblown, but not before it had become part of the era's conventional wisdom about general resource scarcity.

Of wisdom?

"Seven Pillars of Wisdom".