Sentence examples similar to wisdom accumulation from inspiring English sources
In an oral culture, cliché and stereotype are valued, as accumulations of wisdom, and analysis is frowned upon, for putting those accumulations at risk.
Everything is unprecedented; there is no accumulation of wisdom with which to examine the day.
There's an enormous accumulation of wisdom and experience.
"Ricci's experience teaches us that it is necessary to enter into dialogue with China, because it is an accumulation of wisdom and history".
Wisdom is more than the accumulation of information and knowledge.
His description of his own grief seemed real, but it was Hillary's movements and attitude that brought home the underlying emotion — the desire to offer one last bit of help, to make things as nice as possible, to pass on the accumulation of hard-won wisdom (use contact paper on shelves when you move in!).
Wisdom isn't given or downloaded as an accumulation of facts passed from one mind to another.
That language is not just the physical evidence around us ("Eyes and ears are bad witnesses to those with barbarian souls" B107); the sheer accumulation of information is not the same as wisdom (see the rebuke in 22B40, quoted above).
It's worth remembering that the accumulation of fact and theory doesn't necessarily bring wisdom.
In DIT, the Big Question is the adaptedness of (groups of) human beings to their local environments, and the Big Answer is supposed to lie in the cultural transmission and gradual accumulation of cognitive capital over many generations, without appealing to the wisdom of an individual designer.
