Sentence examples for tender wisdom from inspiring English sources
There is a minimum of science (beyond the recitation of greatest and longest) and a maximum of anthropomorphizing drama: the watchful eyes of concerned parents, the tender wisdom of mothers, albatrosses "renewing their vows," the zebra father and son who have "thrown in their lot together".
For an Intellectual Female College Student: The Stories of Eva Luna by Isabel Allende or Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke Allende's dreamy stories of magical realism or Rilke's tender, eloquent wisdom will win over anyone.
His tender guidance, generosity, wisdom, and deep commitment to the institution, artists, and the visual arts will long be felt.
Through the familiar disciplines of yoga and meditation I intend not to slip into the "subtle aggression of self improvement," but rather to expand my consciousness so I may respond to the deep inner wisdom and the tender loving force of life that is within and around me.
The wisdom of that approach is borne out by this tender, oddball book, one that performs a deft balancing act as it hides love, yearning and regret behind the mouthful of medieval incantation in its title.
But so do tender mercies, extravagant and deep love, self-castigation and what turns out to have been no little wisdom.
The conventional wisdom has it that Benedict's resignation sharply reduced the aura of the papal office, showed a tender realism about old age, and made clear that even ancient Catholic practices could be changed.
Wisdom means practical wisdom, not scientific understanding.
