Sentence examples for make wisdom from inspiring English sources
At the birth of society and civilisation I find a religious landscape littered with feisty female deities who make wisdom their business.
Wisdom is acquired over several lifetimes," says Segal, which is why he created iWise to make wisdom more accessible.
Make wisdom your provision for the journey from youth to old age, for it is a more certain support than all other possessions.
Have you ever seen a new innovation in your mind's eye, let it go then seen it implemented by someone else? Companies, societies and people who do not make wisdom, and the manifestation of wisdom, a priority lose great amounts of wealth and well-being every day.
The Daily Mail's Quentin Letts complained that today's comics are so preoccupied with bad language and scorning the establishment that they have no time for the kind of bittersweet humour hewn out of suffering that made Wisdom so well-loved.
Make their wisdom your wisdom!
These modern travelers were there to make that wisdom accessible to all mankind.
"Lindbergh said that suffering alone doesn't make for wisdom," he wrote.
Prophets and the revealed religions they bring articulate the same insights that philosophers express in their teachings, yet the prophets use the method of symbolization to make this wisdom more approachable for the ordinary people.
Do you make seeking wisdom one of the most important commitments in your life?
In the ensuing period of cultural upheaval, Watts did more than any other public thinker to make the wisdom of the Eastern sages comprehensible to English-speaking seekers.
