Sentence examples for series of wisdom from inspiring English sources

There is a series of "wisdom fiction" books I've enjoyed over the past few years by the late philosopher Syd Banks which follow the basic format of "seeker meets guru; seeker argues with guru; seeker eventually shuts up long enough to gain insight into the nature of life".

This is the source in every one of the books in the series of great, deep wisdom.

An artist friend of mine, who rented a studio near Gansevoort, had a series of 20th-century wisdoms made into rubber stamps and went around the street stamping any bits of discarded meat she found.

Here the play digresses a little tediously into a sermon on the importance of public service ("The government isn't 'they'! The government — is you! It is me, it is us!"), followed by a series of loosely strung pearls of wisdom and parting thoughts.

Whether you call them Tru-isms or Life Hacks, I have certainly collected a "series of sayings" or "bits of wisdom" at this Middle (St age of life that are worth sharing.

One of the persistent themes of the Logan series is the wisdom of segregation for black people in an unequal society.

And that's the underlying, if less marketable, message of the series: with arthritis, golf carts and Pickle-ball comes a bit of wisdom and acceptance.

In the province of Gansu he becomes resident sage to a family, and throughout his journey he offers a series of authorial asides full of quiet wisdom.

Duddridge now dispenses his wisdom in a series of two day seminars, for which students pay several hundred dollars (it includes lunch, naturally).

His most important work after the Divine Wisdom is the series of eight canvases illustrating the life of St. John the Baptist in the cupola of the Baptistery of St. John, Rome (1639 45).

Wisdom's (1931) series of papers in Mind interpreted logical constructions in terms of ideas from Wittgenstein's Tractatus (1921).