Sentence examples for vivid wisdom from inspiring English sources
She offered vivid wisdom from an earlier pioneer: The best advice I've seen came from Eleanor Roosevelt, who said that women in politics or in public roles should grow skin like a rhinoceros.
But unfortunately, Martin's work with the Beatles remains as uncanny and vivid as conventional wisdom holds it to be.
But who needs novelty when there's this much warmth, quiet wisdom and vivid incident of the type that must either be true, or dreamed up by someone hypersensitive to the everyday strangeness of human behaviour, of how we live and love?
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
A shame, because "The Mayor of MacDougal Street" is one of the dozen best books ever written about a New York life and time: dense with wisdom, humor, judgment, and an amazingly vivid recreation of the rites and rituals and characters of a whole lost world and scene.
Patel had personal experience of watching the elderly through his mother who had been a carer, and he was "enticed by how vivid these characters are, by their sarcasm and their wisdom", confessing that he "fell in love with the script because every character shines in his or her own different way and you believe in each of them".
They all give vivid, animated performances as the tale's whimsical assortment of seekers after wisdom.
TANTRIC UNION -- Compassion (male) and wisdom (female) join in ecstatic oneness, the merger of dualities, a vivid experience of interconnectedness and cosmic joy.
Those memories remain vivid.
