Sentence examples for in which wisdom from inspiring English sources

Lakeview Terrace comes across as a pulp corrective to the institutional piety of the huggy, Oscar-winning Crash, in which wisdom is got and differences resolved.

It consists of a series of poems or discourses in which a father exhorts his son to acquire wisdom and in which wisdom personified intervenes.

"And her ways are ways of gentleness and all her paths are peace" is a quote from a passage in the Book of Proverbs, in which Wisdom is personified as a female divine figure.

Judge Sotomayor was a fearless and effective prosecutor while she was here, and I am sure that none of the defendants in her cases thought of her as a "liberal".…Judge Sotomayor is highly qualified for any position in which wisdom, intelligence, collegiality and good character would be assets.

50 The results also agree with Baltes' 51 theory, in which wisdom and emotional intelligence increase with age.

Alternatively it might be that students continue to seek comfort in traditional models of medical apprenticeship in which wisdom and experience are conveyed opportunistically and not through the use of tutorials and check lists.

As its subject so often demands, "Looking" is a walkin'/talkin' show and most of its charm lies in amusing banter from which wisdom occasionally emerges; mercifully, Lannan keeps the "get in the car, Mary" tics to a minimum.

For Mr Krugman, we are living through a "Dark Age of macroeconomics", in which the wisdom of the ancients has been lost.What was this wisdom, and how was it forgotten?

The satirist wants to show us a society in which the wisdom of Cephalus has become extinct.

After three decades in which market wisdom was allowed its head, inadequately checked, we are seeing its limits very clearly.

His advisers point to some signs of hope in an election cycle in which conventional wisdom has often been turned upside down.