Sentence examples for lost wisdom from inspiring English sources

Scientists are now groping around to rediscover that lost wisdom.

Among the many problems the revisionists face is separating guarded secrets from lost wisdom, lies from oversight.

I was eager to learn occult lore about our venerable marble temples and access the lost wisdom of the ages.

New visitors to Atlantis (that is, students who log on and assume various identities) must go on quests to rebuild lost wisdom and rescue the civilization, Dr. Barab said.

We do think of it, it's just - I say we've lost wisdom.

It became, for me, a lost wisdom that had to be rediscovered, the wisdom of Atlantis had to be rediscovered.

But the Titans lost veteran wisdom in their salary-cap purge, and they will not make their fifth playoff trip under Coach Jeff Fisher.

Small, independent bookstores "are the petri dishes for new careers," he said, adding that a marketplace that lost the wisdom of those gatekeepers could quickly decay and surrender both its vitality and variety.

Through this idealized feminine figure, Donne in The First Anniversarie: An Anatomie of the World laments humanity's spiritual death, beginning with the loss of Eden and continuing in the decay of the contemporary world, in which men have lost the wisdom that connects them to God.

When the governments of the Euro-zone opted to join the common currency, voters in the various countries lost the wisdom of the currency crowd, which meant that all they had to rely on in making their decisions about their governments' economic management skills was the short-term asset bubble (nice while it lasted) and the rhetoric of the political establishment.

We humans have lost the wisdom of genuinely resting and relaxing.