Sentence examples for psychological wisdom from inspiring English sources
Such is the psychological wisdom all too commonly emanating from our world-famous academies, those laboring mountains that bring forth mice.
Just as the sort of absolute and incorrigible vision of the whole that Plato wanted will never be had, so there will never be what Lear calls "the person of psychological wisdom," the one who has achieved "absolute psychical normality".
The trouble with this series of adventures, beyond the sprawl, is that the psychological wisdom is dispensed rather than earned.
We don't yet see psychological wisdom as including the humility of what it involves to be human--including how each of us is vulnerable to bullying and to becoming a bully.
However, there was a clear psychological benefit of wisdom: a stronger sense of purpose in life.
But Mead also adds emotional depth to her examination of Middlemarch by viewing it through the lenses of her own different stages of life -- the true complexity of Eliot's psychological acuity and wisdom revealed by the buried lessons applicable to a teenager, a 20-something, a potential stepmother, a wife.
In the midst of all this hokiness, there are occasional glimpses (most notably in the portrayal of Maude) of the psychological acuity and emotional wisdom Ms. Chevalier so lavishly demonstrated in "Girl" -- gifts, the reader can only hope, that will be more adeptly used in her next novel.
While the philosophical rediscovery of the Aristotelian phrónêsis as well as the psychological adaption of practical wisdom may provide the formal framework, from our perspective it is the role of the spiritual traditions of humankind to contribute to the material side.
Record and transcribe their responses, and score them on six dimensions of wisdom as the psychological literature commonly defines it.
Common wisdom, philosophical analysis and psychological research share the view that memory is subjectively positioned toward the past: specifically, memory enables one to become re-acquainted with the objects and events of his or her past.
How about voting wisdom or, at least, psychological health?
