Sentence examples for offered wisdom from inspiring English sources

Cocoa was a health elixir, religious offering, aphrodisiac, that offered wisdom and power to those who drank its seed.

Yet, whether the assessment is cynical or not, the publicly offered wisdom among some executives these days is that in a globalized era, the range of stakeholders in any corporate venture has broadened far beyond just the stockholders to encompass advocates for a range of human rights and environmental and labor issues.

Gower offered wisdom that could apply to all sports, all the time: "It's interesting," he said, "how the moment you're out of the side you become a better player," casting Monty briefly, for those who remember international football in the 1990s, as the Matt Le Tissier of cricket.

And it may be that Mr. Sheets, who titled his 1998 book "The World's Greatest Wealth Builder," remains a true believer — as he was in early 2007, when, at the peak of the housing boom, he offered wisdom to real estate novices.

In our few conversations, he has offered wisdom that changed the entire way I looked at my situation singing in a band.

In our few conversation he has offered wisdom that changed the entire way I looked at my situation singing in a band.

Whether repugnance really offers wisdom depends, of course, on what you find repugnant.

She was quick to offer wisdom and wisecracks, never stopped learning, and always had an opinion.

She also offers wisdom many of us can use about facing one's end.

They offer wisdom in the dark, a voice saying you are not alone.

As I followed them north toward the trail's end on Maine's Mount Katahdin, I found myself wishing they'd cross paths with a character who might offer wisdom, insight, observation and jokes.