Sentence examples for terms of wisdom from inspiring English sources

That had removed women's physical disadvantage, while "in terms of wisdom boys may not have particularly obvious advantages," Mr. Tang told the newspaper.

"We think of older people in terms of wisdom and words; it becomes an odder and odder thing to do, to exhibit age through movement.

In a way, I think, in terms of wisdom, the most banal truisms are the most useful: "do the right thing", "whatever works", stuff like that.

It would be different if each change in age were celebrated and if getting older were understood in terms of wisdom and you achieved some kind of higher stature, but at the moment it is thought to be all downhill.

In terms of wisdom, I've only been able to achieve what I have because earlier in my career I made a point of learning everything about everything from a business perspective.

"That's why I always measure riches in terms of wisdom.

"Who knows what they've got in terms of accumulated wisdom," said Peter Scott, a professor of biology at Indiana State University — which, by the way, has also had crow problems.

Aristotle thought in terms of "practical wisdom". He recognized this thing that's different from technique and theoretical knowledge.

This triumvirate approach has real benefits in terms of shared wisdom, and we will continue to discuss the big decisions among the three of us.

In terms of challenging conventional wisdom, that was a hard act to follow.

He thinks in terms of preserving the wisdom of the ages, of the chance to interact with the future Einsteins, Sapphos and Beethovens after their deaths.