Sentence examples for imaginative wisdom from inspiring English sources
Next year, the centenary of the Russian revolution, of Lenin's revolution, will be an interesting test of our capacity for historical and imaginative wisdom.
Mr. Guest, a remarkable mimic and a skilled musician as well as an imaginative filmmaker, has the comedic wisdom to play such ridiculous material nearly straight.
"When people say, 'listen to your heart,' they are urging us to tune in to the loving side of our selves; the imaginative, the intuitive, the compassionate, the inner wisdom we all possess.
Being imaginative means using your imagination more.
The title "Cosmic Voodoo Circus" promises something more wildly imaginative, something that would disorient and even frighten conventional wisdom.
By using the term "wisdom worker" as opposed to say creative worker or imaginative worker, suggests that we are now, at last, using all dimensions of consummate human ability.
The received wisdom that stage adaptations of movies are bad things that reveal the imaginative poverty of their creators took a battering recently with Kneehigh Theatre's Brief Encounter.
