Sentence examples similar to secure wisdom from inspiring English sources

We must make it fashionable to secure Dr. Wisdom's help.

To keep his forces secure, accepted military wisdom required that Moreau secure at least half of the crossings of the river, and that his troops follow a line of march perpendicular to the river.

This chapter introduces a Wireless Integrated Secure Data Options Model (WISDOM) that provides three tiered security options, with proper hardware, software, and security requirements delineated to secure a wireless local area networks (WLAN) at a corresponding security level equivalent to the wired network with which it connects.

By 1148 Manuel had seen the wisdom of securing an alliance with Conrad, whose sister-in-law Bertha of Sulzbach he had earlier married; he actually persuaded the German king to renew their alliance against Roger II of Sicily.

All attempts to penetrate this mystery and thereby gain the wisdom necessary to secure one's fate are "vanity," or futile.

(They already know the strategic tactics of getting their own way!) Be secure in your own knowledge and wisdom.

Mahatma Gandhi used this power of spirituality to help India secure its freedom holding gatherings of wisdom and singing (called "Satsangs") every single day.

It is now received wisdom that the SNP secured that astonishing result by best articulating a forward-looking and aspirational vision of Scotland.

It is part of practical wisdom to know how to secure real benefits effectively; those who have practical wisdom will not make the mistake of concealing the hurtful truth from the person who really needs to know it in the belief that they are benefiting him.

Instead her eyes were young, secure, happy and full of energy and wisdom.

The notion that literary prizes secure reputations and sell books is modern publishing wisdom, but nothing compares with what the Nobel did for Tagore a century ago.