Sentence examples for signs of wisdom from inspiring English sources

Prestige, in contrast, means influencing others by displaying signs of wisdom and expertise and being a role model.

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.

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.

The great crime McDonnell committed, and which legitimised his public humiliation, was to change his mind: something we all do every day, something that is often seen as a sign of considered strength – a sign of wisdom, even.

Gray hair is sign of wisdom in the Middle East, geriatrician Mehrdad Ayati, MD, writes in the new book "Paths to Healthy Aging," which he penned with his wife, Azerou (Hope) Azarani, PhD.

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.

But there's no sign of wisdom yet.