Sentence examples for store of wisdom from inspiring English sources

Besides, I'd been reading serious fiction for nearly 20 years: what made me think I could add anything to the literary world's store of wisdom, human insight and technical craft?

By the 4th century a new reason for admiration was gaining ground: the store of wisdom and knowledge discovered by scholars in Virgil's poems for which he was saluted not only as a poet but as a repository of information.

Instead, he saw himself as one member of a venerable sequence of interpreters who added to a store of wisdom that God allowed progressively to unfold.

While I've had the privilege to meet with Frances many times, each meeting has the freshness, authenticity and excitement of being a child at a candy store of wisdom.

Contemplating the beauty of your store of wisdom, without challenge, is a sure way to make sure that you add nothing new to it.

On the other side, younger people lose access to a vast store of wisdom and experience, and are tempted to adopt a false vision of life -- to live as if old age were something that only happened to other people.

His latest feature, a tale of supernatural romance called "The Strange Case of Angelica," arrives in New York on Wednesday, and while it is evidently the work of an artist with great stores of wisdom and a long view of history, it also has a playful, wry quality that can only be described as youthful.

Where are you going to get the best ideas -- from your own, limited experience, or by tapping into the vast stores of wisdom your teammates possess?

The epiphany that emerged was that, more than anything, I want for everyone what I want for my own two precious daughters (we'll be celebrating the second birthday of our youngest on the very day we formally launch this project on July 2) -- ample opportunity to discover and cultivate and contribute their unique talents and stores of wisdom in ways that lead both to self and societal flourishing.

Like a man with a brand-new brain, Victor begins to make connections and assemble a store of cautious wisdom.

"Good and thoughtful people have considered and debated the issues facing intercollegiate athletics today," he said, referring to what he called a great store of accumulated wisdom and a mountain of information with which he needs to become acquainted.