Sentence examples for use of wisdom from inspiring English sources

Summarizing his position at the end of the Passions, Descartes avers that "the chief use of wisdom lies in its teaching us to be masters of our passions and to control them with such skill that the evils which they cause are quite bearable, and even become a source of joy" (art. 212; CSM I 404).

CrowdSport [12] is a system that makes use of wisdom of the crowd to annotate video content of soccer games.

As such it mirrors the nobility, wisdom and love of the divine essence and its "loving use of wisdom" becomes by participation "marriage" with God [3.12.11 14].

Its central theme is praise of philosophy's power, as "l'amoroso uso della sapienza," "the loving use of wisdom," to impart the highest happiness to those who love her, perfecting their natures and drawing them close to God, of whose majesty and wisdom her beauty is the expression.

In this way, parents can be freed from the egoistic, habitual, and hedonic motivations that may lead them astray in their parenting practices and cultivate a parenting perspective that incorporates a long view of the enduring nature of the relationship with the use of wisdom in selecting appropriate parenting responses in the moment.

I could use counterexamples of wisdom from these events to back my way into a possible definition of wisdom.

It makes sense that the church proposes to make "use of the wisdom to be gained from professional partners".

Every Hollywood hack knows that nothing grabs an audience's emotions like a child in peril, and the directors make expert use of this wisdom, deploying Nick Urata's score and sly tricks of framing and focus to create a mood of disorientation and dread.

An excellent example of the use of this "wisdom of crowds" is a prediction market.

Are we wise enough to make use of that wisdom?

Feeding and nurturing our intuition, and living a life in which we can make use of its wisdom, is one key way to thrive, at work and in life.