Sentence examples for lasting wisdom from inspiring English sources

Readers immerse themselves in deep, alternative worlds and hope to gain some lasting wisdom.

These rituals may seem strange to the modern mind, Kent says, but some folk remedies bear lasting wisdom.

It's not a book to read cover to cover, but if you pick and choose, you can find some lasting wisdom.

"Perhaps this is the last wisdom I will impart to you". Silence was Lao-li's response.

The shrink grinned and sucked the last wisdom from her cigarette.

Given their lopsided head-to-head history (Serena leads the series, 9-1) and the fact Williams' last two hard-court losses came against grinding counter punchers Caroline Wozniacki beat her in Miami, 6-4, 6-4, Angelique Kerber conquered her by the same score in Cincinnati last month conventional wisdom suggests that Azarenka should try to extend Serena in longer baseline exchanges.

"Kabbalah is an ancient wisdom that provides practical tools for creating joy and lasting fulfillment.

This may sound like the stuff taught in kindergarten, but it is also the kind of wisdom that lasts.

"It turns out the 'magic moment' lasts longer than conventional wisdom has held," said Gibson-Davis, who teaches sociology at Duke's Sanford School of Public Policy and is a faculty fellow of the Duke Center for Child and Family Policy.

MR: Wisdom to last even beyond the holidays.

Hand had never been well known to the general public, but a short speech he made in 1944 won him fame and a national reputation for wisdom that lasted until the end of his life.