Sentence examples for sign of wisdom from inspiring English sources
A sign of wisdom or technological exhaustion?
How well are they doing it?" It is a sign of wisdom to admit what you do not know.
As Aristotle put it, the surest sign of wisdom is a man's ability to teach what he knows.
"When I travel around Africa or Arabic countries, white hair is a sign of wisdom," she explains.
Frankly, if someone is stuck in rainy Lancashire, then saying, "Sod this for a laugh, I'm off to the beach," is a sign of wisdom well beyond their sixteen years.
This abdication coincides with Beatrix's 75th birthday and, if anything, it will enhance her popularity – as many actors and pop stars discover too late, knowing when to stop is a true sign of wisdom.
Not so long ago, those wrinkles (or transverse forehead rhytides, as plastic surgeons and dermatologists call them) might have been thought of as masculine signs of wisdom or maturity.
To make concessions under pressure, the ayatollah apparently believes, is a sign less of wisdom than of weakness.
Newton had seen in the regularities of the solar system a sure sign of the wisdom and beneficence of the Creator.
Mike Powell of Spin found Ocean's tempered singing to be a sign of "exceptional wisdom and repose".
From the Greek and Roman times through American Colonialism and the digital age, decorative, attractive hair has been seen as a sign of power, wisdom, sophistication, and likes.
