Sentence examples for to be wisdom from inspiring English sources

Does not there seem to be wisdom used for our good.

"People talk, they talk," is evasion pretending to be wisdom, while the rest of Ambrose's reply is triumphantly unfelt.

Because mediation and arbitration tend to be "wisdom" and "authority" jobs, my new profession looked pretty much like my old profession had in 1980 primarily old and white and male.

What they give birth to is "wisdom and the rest of virtue" (209b8).

(Leibniz adds here that "power relates to being, wisdom or understanding to truth, and will to good").

The last divine entity to emerge is Wisdom.

It follows that the items on the first list are neither good nor bad in themselves (281d), and that the principal good to pursue is wisdom.

This is the collective wisdom of the folks, not that of the sophisticated, learned elite, and sometimes, surely in this case, conventional wisdom proved to be simply wisdom.

"You have to know when to stop; that is wisdom," he told Time magazine in 1996.

To know oneself is wisdom.

"It flies in the faces of what USED to be conventional wisdom.