Sentence examples for of human wisdom from inspiring English sources

They are a massive and ancient body of human wisdom.

And that is the highest degree of human wisdom".

It is about the limits of human wisdom".

Governments are the creation of human wisdom and experience designed to supply human wants.

David Spilsbury Birmingham Michael Morpurgo's account of the processes and circumstances that led him to write War Horse was insightful and thought-provoking; not least because it highlighted the effectiveness of artistic representation of human wisdom and philosophy.

(If you are green-thumbed in the movies, you are automatically assumed to be in the flower of human wisdom. The same goes for anybody who works with wood).

Instead, the framers, the opponent wrote in The American Mercury, "come to us in the plain language of common sense and propose to our understanding a system of government as the invention of mere human wisdom; no deity comes down to dictate it, not a God appears in a dream to propose any part of it".

Life in this imperfect world does contain inklings of truth; human wisdom does have a relation to divinity reality.

Schopenhauer was deeply impressed by the Upanishads and called it "the production of the highest human wisdom".

Mr. Steiner, who died in 1925, was the founder of anthroposophy, which means human wisdom, and holds that people can investigate spiritual worlds and uncover hidden realities through study and observation.

Whatever occupies Socrates on the road to Agathon's, we may infer, ends not in the knowledge Homer is so confident either he or Aristodemus will have, but in the aporetic awareness of the absence of knowledge that distinguishes Socrates' "human wisdom" from the "more than human wisdom" claimed by the sophists (Ap. 20c4-e8).