Sentence examples for lines of wisdom from inspiring English sources

Greg's self deprecating narrative was extremely cynical and utterly hilarious and along with Earl's epic lines of wisdom, it made for a laugh out loud book.

Others suggest that it was a strategic law, along the lines of wisdom literature and prudence.

This week, The Creators Project asked Llorens to offer a few lines of wisdom for the aspiring curators in all of us.

While my grandma only shared just a short line of wisdom, it has carried weight into all my relationships long after she has passed.

Over the course of my lifetime, I have heard many 'bottom-line' bits of wisdom.

One version where users interested in using Twitter as an information service carry on tweeting their standard two-lines' worth of wisdom while gleaning lots of useful knowledge from what is a quasi-RSS feed reader.

I have watched her skin wrinkle into beauty lines that speak of wisdom and bravery and joy and a fierce determination that pulled her through all the hell of her past so she stands, today, triumphant.

It is worth remembering in the midst of the campaign, a) that wisdom, not foolishness, delights the creator, b) that wisdom generates moral coherence that cannot be mocked with impunity and, c) that in quite practical ways policy and conduct can be more fully brought into line with the claims of wisdom.

There's an aphrodisiac effect that happens to men – with a bit of wisdom, some lines, maybe not the perfect body any more but still in shape – they hold some magical, mystical power.

The large-scale pre-emptive arrangements and evacuation ordered by the city and state authorities must be complimented along the lines of the time-tested wisdom "better safe than sorry".

According to the official line, these two are paragons of wisdom and virtue, and are absolutely infallible.