Sentence examples for theoretical wisdom from inspiring English sources

All this is by way of contemplating the meaning of "seeing," and it blessedly is not accompanied by any great claims for Liberace's theoretical wisdom on the point.

Aristotle is well aware of the limitations of what he calls theoretical wisdom.

He says that theoretical wisdom produces happiness by being a part of virtue (1144a3 6), and that practical wisdom looks to the development of theoretical wisdom, and issues commands for its sake (1145a8 11).

But what of the remaining three: science, intuitive understanding, and the virtue that combines them, theoretical wisdom?

Aristotle has a concept of practical wisdom that makes up for what is missing in theoretical wisdom.

So it is clear that exercising theoretical wisdom is a more important component of our ultimate goal than practical wisdom.

In any event, although conventional wisdom and theoretical contributions hold that payment cards display properties of two-sided markets, there is scarce empirical evidence on this issue.

Knowledge – maybe even wisdom – are the theoretical stock-in-trade of a university.

And its theoretical claims — for instance, that wisdom or knowledge is necessary for virtue, and that virtue promotes the goal of happiness — do not identify it as an exception to the mainstream tradition of weaker or stronger 'intellectualist' and 'eudaemonist' virtue ethics.

This is especially true in his case, because he is not popularising accepted theories of physics; he is putting forward a speculative new foundation for the whole of theoretical physics that challenges much accepted wisdom.

The virtues of practical intellect are art and prudence; the virtues of theoretical intellect are insight, science and wisdom.