Sentence examples for exercising wisdom from inspiring English sources
So while parents should be responsible for exercising wisdom, only parents are entitled to make that decision.
The Greek word sophistēs, formed from the noun sophia, 'wisdom' or 'learning', has the general sense 'one who exercises wisdom or learning'.
So it is clear that exercising theoretical wisdom is a more important component of our ultimate goal than practical wisdom.
Having philosophy as one's ultimate aim does not put an end to the need for developing and exercising practical wisdom and the ethical virtues.
Exercise wisdom in knowing where to draw the line.
I came to ask myself "How can I expect my caring, wise and witty wife to love me if there's a part of me that I cannot love myself?" For her part she has exercised her wisdom and says "Ant is a man who identifies as having a small penis".
A person exercises practical wisdom by engaging in discussion with other qualified persons and by consulting the most competent advisers available.
The lack of a safe threshold reinforces the realization that to prevent the adverse health effects caused by lead exposure, we must exercise the wisdom to recognize and address the many sources of lead in children's environments.
A few codes and cryptograms are all you need to get caught up in an enigmatic mystery like THE SCHOOL OF NIGHT (Holt, $25), Louis Bayard's fabricated account of a secret society of brilliant Elizabethan thinkers who challenge conventional 16th-century wisdom by exercising "the freedom to speak their minds".
The desire for compromise, for understanding, for a peaceful way forward that encompasses as many participants as possible has little or no place in a tradition that, stretching back through the imperial millennia, puts a premium on top-down rule with force always lurking in the background to be used on dissidents who are portrayed as traitors to the received wisdom exercised by the rulers.
