Sentence examples for uncanny wisdom from inspiring English sources
Pearlman's fiction brings together, with uncanny wisdom, short views and long views: the hours of our lives and the length of our lives.
Certainly he wanted to impress the millions who revered Andrei Dmitrievich, but he seemed to be after more than mere political advantage; it was as if he hoped that some of Sakharov's uncanny wisdom might transfer itself to him.
But then ironic observation turns to uncanny wisdom: "We intensively train children in the Arts and ritual because deep down we know that these are the only things that really MATTER.
In her short life, Keegan exhibited uncanny wisdom for an individual of any age, and a literary talent perhaps even more rare.
With a focus on comparing the Phaedo and Symposium to Timon of Athens, I show that Shakespeare's genius is at least in part due to his uncanny ability to transform Platonic wisdom into fully realized dramatic action.
But unfortunately, Martin's work with the Beatles remains as uncanny and vivid as conventional wisdom holds it to be.
Billy Beane's baseball wisdoms have an uncanny connection to value investing.
Philippe Garrel is a filmmaker I have grown increasingly fond of over the last handful of years; his recent autumnal examinations of the tribulations between men and women are an uncanny mix of the hopefully romantic with tinges of hard-learned wisdom.
But some similarities are uncanny: Each one died by gun violence, loved his community, and showed wisdom far beyond his years.
A hooded oracle with an uncanny (and unbilled) resemblance to Glenn Close emerges from the shadows to deliver some cryptic words of wisdom: "From light comes darkness, and from darkness, light".
