The boy from Grand Avenue in Louisville, Ky., grew in wisdom from his journeys.
You lived inspired by the inscription on the gates at Harvard, your alma mater, "Enter to grow in wisdom.
Once, talking to me on a somewhat tattered theme, the difference between stage and screen acting, Paul Newman made a remark that seemed obvious at the time but grows in wisdom the more I ponder it.
The plot doesn't require a great deal of Odysseus-like wiliness on Inman's part; his task isn't so much to grow in wisdom and experience as simply to endure, and to grow sick of violence (something that Homer's hero never loses his taste for).
The lives of the self-made often follow a symmetrical curve, wherein a mounting acquisitiveness peaks in middle age and mellows into philanthropy as the person grows in wisdom, leisure time, and (perhaps) abhorrence at the thought of his or her heirs driving around in fancy cars.
The plenary valorization of the youthful, the contemporary, the innovative, the preference for 12-year-old violinists and 19-year-old metaphysicians, and the appetite for all the daily Apple updates, these are necessary features of American dynamism; at your age I embraced it completely, but I find I have grown in wisdom wonderfully in the last five decades, and I think you will do so soon.
We will be working as always to assure the welfare of our students, and we'll be struggling to make this an occasion where we can all grow in wisdom.
We will be working as always to assure the welfare of our students, and we'll be struggling to make this an occasion where we can all grow in wisdom". Team members have been accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a March 13 off-campus party.
Let the issues that arise become opportunities for you to grow in wisdom and love.
May we grow in grace may we grow in gratitude may we grow in wisdom that our enemy may become our friend.
