Sentence examples for reflects wisdom from inspiring English sources
This new innovation paradigm is a complex of strategic innovation, collaborative innovation, total innovation, and open innovation, which reflects wisdom from the Chinese context and Eastern culture.
Fear of age-discrimination laws has conspired to produce total nonresponse to my e-mailed rsum, which reflects wisdom and experience.
Although sometimes parents may seem overly-strict or embarrassingly old-fashioned, for example; Insisting that you respect them as well as your other elders by referring to them as "Sir", or "Madam", you must respect the fact that often their guidance toward you reflects wisdom that has been passed down from their own parents and elders.
Aren't they dead?" That question reflects conventional wisdom about the news industry and, as we all know, smart investors like to take advantage of bad conventional wisdom.
That reflects common wisdom.
Administrators call non-reporting a problem, but non-reporting reflects survivors' wisdom in avoiding a second assault comprised of bad information, non-transparency and deficient empathy.
Russell reflects on wisdom in his essay The Expanding Mental Universe, which first appeared in the Saturday Evening Post, an American weekly, in 1959.
God produces the natural evils that follow from simple laws not because He wills those particular effects, but because He wills a world that best reflects His wisdom by possessing the most effects governed by the fewest laws.
The new budget reflects that wisdom.
Orchestrating it all is Coach Gregg Popovich, a savant of winemaking and basketball whose Obi-Wan Kenobi-esque beard reflects his wisdom and steely calm.
