Sentence examples for penetrating wisdom from inspiring English sources

A man of uncommon wit and penetrating wisdom, he cared deeply about the advancement of liberal democratic principles.

Ms. Gauthier, from Baton Rouge, La., writes spare observations that suggest a modest but penetrating wisdom ("Every living thing could use a little mercy now").

(Jon Pareles) MARY GAUTHIER (Tonight) A talented songwriter from Baton Rouge, La., Ms. Gauthier writes spare, haunting observations that suggest a modest but penetrating wisdom: "Every living thing could use a little mercy now".

Her dark eyes have that penetrating deep wisdom that comes from living in exile, yearning for home and the triumph of return.

He is penetrating gloves, penetrating the body.

The Angel Esmeralda is a beautiful book and a reminder of something many readers may have begun to forget: the penetrating force of DeLillo's wisdom and style.

In more advanced meditation training the emotions can be "liberated" from ego-centric, repetitive "story lines" and experienced as a direct link to communication, appreciation of the inherent richness of our own being, and the penetrating quality of insight and wisdom.

Sensibility of soul, which is rightly described as the source of morality, gives one a kind of wisdom concerning matters of virtue and is far more penetrating than the intellect alone...

And his penetrating and lucid intellect operated as a kind of acid bath for received wisdom.

No reader would turn to Tanizaki for wisdom as to how to lead his life, nor for a penetrating analysis of society, but his works not only provide the pleasures of well-told stories but also convey the special phenomenon of adulation and rejection of the West that played so prominent a part in the Japanese culture of the 20th century.

Milosevic had a penetrating gaze.