Sentence examples for roots of wisdom from inspiring English sources

The Berlin group reported that the roots of wisdom can be traced, in some cases, to adolescence.

Richard learns from his companions and his teacher that the roots of wisdom are not just in Greek rationality but also pagan ecstasy.

All of which goes to show that the real root of wisdom is this: do not assume, little grasshopper, that your prejudices are correct.

Because development of the first primary tooth begins in the fourth week in utero and the development of the roots of the wisdom teeth is completed around 20 years of age, teeth serve as a record that covers a long time period of life.

It destroys the fruitfulness of our own work, because it kills the root of inner wisdom, which makes work fruitful.

It destroys the fruitfulness of his own work, because it kills the root of inner wisdom which makes work fruitful". So, slow down.

(Even the name of Naomi's high school, Tom Purdue, reads like a goofball reference to the theme of memory and loss — the punning end of the title "À la Recherche de.... ..) Nevertheless, the two books share a vision of wisdom rooted equally in loss and laughter.

Yet in a cross-dressing god and levitating holy man we may spot the roots of the Zen crazy-wisdom that so appealed to the postwar, postbomb, existentialist West, and many of the other characters in the show might be taken to project a comparably absurdist spirit.

Cummings may say to introduce this next beautiful bit of wisdom, "here is the root of the root and the bud of the bud/ and the sky of the sky of a tree called life..."...

Evil actions are considered to be the product of defiling passions (see āsrāva), but their causes are rooted out only by the exercise of wisdom (prajna).

Without bashing dancehall Mr. Riley is leading a resurgence of traditional roots reggae, fortified by a rare blend of wisdom, maturity and street cred.