Sentence examples for vital wisdom from inspiring English sources

I only recently discovered the work of Julian Simon, who was Lomborg's original inspiration, and I think it should be required reading for all enviro types – some vital wisdom there.

Her grandfather Sagyn and her mother Kanyshay recollected that in former times, they often went to the theatre and wished that their children could have also enjoyed the art of drama which also teaches young people vital virtues and wisdom.

It's also exercise, for free!" It may be trickier to cut corners when you run a small business, but bookseller Sam has one small-but-vital piece of wisdom.

The following Five Secrets illustrate how we can bring our body, speech, energy and heart-mind into harmony with awareness-wisdom, the vital wholeness of genuine well-being and ethical reality.

The cigar wedged into the corner of his mouth, or between two fingers as a pointer reinforcing his wisdom, played a vital supporting role.

The second glitch is more complex and has to do with the nature of anxiety itself, which for all its attendant discomforts and daily horrors has at its heart a vital truth, even a transcendent wisdom.

"How can you be experienced if you don't have a past?" Donaldson is offering some vital crosscuts to the conventional wisdom, here.

Because the received wisdom is that bonuses are vital in attracting and keeping the elite performers.

I count myself lucky to have started early enough as a writer to ride along for vital years on the style and the wisdom of one of the last gentleman publishers.

Conventional wisdom has it that genes vital to the life or reproduction of a cell are likely to be highly conserved, yet these crucial regions appear to be diverging rapidly.

The best outcome would be that wisdom will reemerge as a vital human capacity, for there is no doubt that our spiritual forebears were deeply in touch with the same invisible reality that still surrounds us.