Sentence examples for expanding wisdom from inspiring English sources

I guess my hard drive is all about expanding wisdom and knowledge, not necessarily finessing one format, program, or subject matter.

These virtues are the natural consequence of the expanded wisdom that results from investigating all things.

Was this a way to expand wisdom perhaps?

Critics in parliament and in academia question the wisdom of expanding the grain programme, which they say is riddled with fraud and waste.

Lawmakers are split almost evenly on the wisdom of expanding trade, and unions have energized their members to oppose many trade agreements.

Previously he spent eight years as a board member of the Bundesbank, an institution that expressed doubts about the wisdom of expanding the euro zone beyond core West European economies.

Some Bush advisers also say that Mr. Fisher would send a bipartisan signal to Congress, which is sharply divided about the wisdom of expanding trade with foreign nations and has veto power over trade agreements.

Recognizing the wisdom of expanding Social Security and its popularity, the Democratic Party has enshrined the position in its 2016 Platform.

In the aṟam (virtue) section, the Kuṟaḷ sums up a world-affirming wisdom, the wisdom of human sympathy, expanding from wife, children, and friends to clan, village, and country.

Edward Conze stated it is important for individual and collective moral growth that we recognise the illusion of our conscience being wholly located in our body; indeed both our conscience and wisdom expand when we act in an unselfish way and conversely "repressed compassion results in an unconscious sense of guilt".

Resisting, too, the flawed industry wisdom that all expanding rock bands must become like U2, Elbow have dodged the temptation to simplify or exaggerate.