Sentence examples for perfect wisdom from inspiring English sources

A bodhisattva is a being who has attained perfect wisdom, then added something to it: love.

Truth is, standing here today, we don't have perfect wisdom on how the Senate will operate.

We're often so impatient and unable to delay gratification, so this is the perfect wisdom for our times.

"He has perfect wisdom," she said, standing before the idol that her husband, Krishna, had brought home.

But wait, before you take that final plunge (or puff) that brings perfect wisdom and contentment, come back!

To choose otherwise, he thinks, is to act contrary to perfect wisdom and goodness.

While Amida, Buddha of infinite light and eternal life, may be regarded as the "celestial" personification of perfect wisdom-compassion, and the narrative of his attainment in the inconceivable past as "mythic," Gotama, known by his honorific title Sakyamuni Buddha, is recognized as a historical figure, a mendicant wanderer and religious teacher of India in the fifth century BCE.

Further, Rampersad says, many admirers of Malcolm X perceive "accomplished and admirable" figures like Martin Luther King, Jr., and W. E. B. Du Bois inadequate to fully express black humanity as it struggles with oppression, "while Malcolm is seen as the apotheosis of black individual greatness... he is a perfect hero his wisdom is surpassing, his courage definitive, his sacrifice messianic".

The class, offered only to female students, aims to develop "wise," "sunny" and "perfect" women, where wisdom comes from studying Chinese history and culture, sunniness from oil painting and etiquette classes, and perfection from the application of (never too much) makeup.

At a very basic level, if markets are perfect, the classic wisdom says that dividends don't matter.

His episodes were equal parts art instruction and tranquil wisdom, perfect for the ASMR-obsessed amongst us.