Sentence examples for increased in wisdom from inspiring English sources

Her 2 52 Soul Gear line is named for this verse from Luke 2 52: "And Jesus increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man".

Age in the workforce has many positive aspects including increased experience, wisdom, loyalty and motivation, but an inevitable consequence of ageing is negative effects such as the loss of capabilities in strength, mobility, vision and hearing.

Conventional wisdom held that law firms could weather economic downturns by relying on business lines like bankruptcy and civil litigation that tend to increase in bad times.

"It is, more alarmingly, the increasing gap in sensibility and wisdom.

Poetry "begins in delight and ends in wisdom" (Robert Frost).

"Increasing exposure in Brazil is certainly going against current market wisdom," Mr. Graham said.

This is a profession in which age can bring wisdom and increased competence.

Counter to prevailing wisdom, simulated increase in production of sVEGFR1 did not lead to significant reduction in intramuscular VEGF-VEGFR2 complex formation.

The real advantage to learning more broadly lies in the middle ground of building confidence and wisdom through increased knowledge, self-propelled insight and improving our experience.

And these are the folks who in their wisdom are demanding increased oversight for American higher education?

It could mean less experience and perhaps less wisdom, or it could mean increased energy and more people in touch with the day-to-day concerns of families".