Sentence examples for reason and wisdom from inspiring English sources

He fairly bleeds reason and wisdom.

The reason and wisdom behind these instructions is that they will give you a chance to experience yourself as the one watching the thoughts.

Few journalists bother to understand the genesis of the two-decade long anarchy or to explain the reasons and wisdom of Kenya's intervention.

Most of those are actually intuitive to understand, but the latter three may be more difficult: Charisma indicates you force of personality other than how you're seen by other peoples, Intelligence determines how well your character learn and reasons and Wisdom describes your character common sense, willpower and intuition.

We remember him not just for the violence he endured and subsequent riots, but for the character he showed with the simple but piercing question: "Can't we all get along?" The one person with an undeniable reason to be angry in that moment became an unlikely but welcome voice of reason, compassion and wisdom.

But "On Architecture," a career-spanning collection of articles and essays, demonstrates that she has always pursued her mission with reason, elegance and wisdom.

Ask the tree for understanding and wisdom.

Conventional wisdom is established for a reason, and N.B.A. conventional wisdom holds that stars win playoff series.

Carefully 'planned" altruism has value, as it applies reason, rationality and the wisdom of discernment.

Today's enduring debates about relationships between faith and reason, mystery and realism, wisdom and law, belief and reinterpretation, and art and reality, have roots in Al Andalus and the legends around it.

In his "Dissertation on the Origin and Foundation of the Inequality of Mankind," he wrote, "In the midst of so much philosophy, humanity, and civilization, and of such sublime codes of morality, we have nothing to show for ourselves but a frivolous and deceitful appearance, honor without virtue, reason without wisdom, and pleasure without happiness".