Sentence examples for reflective wisdom from inspiring English sources
David Brooks is correct in his assessment of the current limitations of the use of technology to cultivate a deeper and more reflective wisdom and intellect.
Packing action into a memory play is no mean feat, but Travelling North not only lacks narrative drive, it offers none of the reflective wisdom that might be its saving grace.
That reflects common wisdom.
I had the opportunity to talk to the legendary naturalist, who was in a reflective mood, sharing openly her wisdom and insights.
In fact, wisdom research is reflective of a change taking place in academia, where what used to be solo enterprises are now exploring other ideas and approaches.
The reflective chorales carried a poise and wisdom that totally belied the young faces before us.
Uncle Ben's office, he said, is "reflective of a man with great wisdom who has done great things".
The idea that movies consist of moments strung together (quite literally, if we hold up a reel of film to the light) is now almost the received wisdom among the more reflective movie writers.
Particularly reflective that afternoon, Audry shared a point of wisdom she picked up over the course of her unusually lengthy, happy life.
34 Ardelt 35 defines wisdom as an integration of cognitive, reflective, and affective (compassionate) characteristics in relation to understanding the truth of life, engaging in self-examination to develop self-awareness and self-insight, and decreasing self-centeredness; the embodiment of these characteristics tends to result in compassionate love and concern for the welfare of others.
