Sentence examples for some kind of wisdom from inspiring English sources

Some kind of wisdom, or peace?

"I was looking for the shooter, but I also was looking for some kind of wisdom," she writes in "Revenge: A Story of Hope".

Cynthia Hair Herrmann Phoenix, June 24 , 2008• To the Editor: David Brooks credits the president's stubbornness to fight on and on forever as some kind of wisdom due our acknowledgment.

"I would like it to represent an older, wiser person who has some kind of wisdom about your future, and life itself -- who tells you the things you need to know, who gives you a challenge".

The accumulated result lingers, we hope, as some kind of wisdom.

They were dismissive -- not just of my arguments, but of the entire idea that we might have some kind of wisdom from which the institution could benefit.

The cultivation of rice is one humanity's best claims to possess some kind of collective wisdom.

Ferrell plays Brad as another of his idiot savant types - a character so naive, child-like and unworldly that he achieves some kind of serene wisdom by default.

Things you want to rub your hands over, and think somehow that you're taking in some kind of accumulated wisdom, or magic - or something".

It was interpreted as having destroyed the myth that philosophers possess some special kind of wisdom or insight in relation to the nature of science or the thought processes of scientists with respect to their rationality, almost as though every opinion were on a par with every other.

We expect them to have tremendous grace and poise, some extra kind of wisdom, A refined dignity such as gold from a fire, not the ugly markings of a burn victim.