Sentence examples for models of wisdom from inspiring English sources

KING SOLOMON saw ants as models of wisdom; the Dogon people of west Africa believe they were the mothers of the first humans; they attained movie-star status in the 1998 films "Antz" and "A Bug's Life".

She was described by shocked friends as a "model of wisdom and discretion".

Rita was a devoted wife to her loving husband, Armand, and a model of wisdom, caring and courage to her children, grandchildren and friends.

Described by friends as a "model of wisdom and discretion", Hélène was somewhat reserved and did not crave the limelight, often avoiding the many grand and extravagant social events.

Raised in an affluent home, his own father is a role model of wisdom and material success.

Lucian calls Aspasia a "model of wisdom", "the admired of the admirable Olympian" and lauds "her political knowledge and insight, her shrewdness and penetration".

The men mentioned by Andrew Cuomo were running the Albany show when a New York Times editorial had this to say on June 11 , 1980 "Never, in the closing days of its annual session, is the New York State Legislature a model of decorum, wisdom or judgment.

You can't call the jury rigged when it doesn't give you the verdict you want, and then suddenly call the same jury a model of Solomonian wisdom when it gives you the verdict you like.

We're not models, but Cindy Crawford's words of wisdom are a great reminder for us all to always trust your gut.

Alternatively it might be that students continue to seek comfort in traditional models of medical apprenticeship in which wisdom and experience are conveyed opportunistically and not through the use of tutorials and check lists.

This symbol of wisdom was the original model for the cast owls atop a library at the University of Rochester.