Sentence examples for wisdom and ability from inspiring English sources
His wit, wisdom and ability to light up a room with laughter and song will long be remembered.
"Our two countries fully possess the will, wisdom and ability to together nurture a new bright spot in Asian cooperation".
The founders hoped for a country in which the voters would select leaders of superior wisdom and ability, whose minds would be further sharpened by deliberative procedures.
"The wisdom and ability of the two countries to control differences and properly handle bilateral relations is beyond the imagination of many people," Yu said.
"On the other side are senior people … who want to continue working, and have the skills and wisdom and ability to mentor young people, who can still contribute to national development and growth.
Bonaventure's wisdom and ability to reconcile opposing views moved Pope Gregory X to name him cardinal bishop of Albano, Italy, in May 1273, though Bonaventure had declined to accept appointment to the see of York, England, from Pope Clement IV in 1265.
He was fortunate during most of his reign in having a capable prime minister called Bozorgmehr, who became famous in story and legend for his wisdom and abilities.
With age frequently come wisdom and abilities to follow direction, mentor, and lead.
At HuffPost we've made the Third Metric -- redefining success beyond money and power to include well-being, wisdom and our ability to wonder and to give -- a key editorial focus.
It's also one of the key components of HuffPost's Third Metric initiative to redefine success beyond the first two metrics of money and power to include well-being, wisdom, and our ability to wonder and to give -- all of which are boosted when we give our time and effort to something other than ourselves.
Since launching our Third Metric campaign -- to redefine success beyond the first two metrics of money and power to include well-being, wisdom, and our ability to wonder and to give back -- I've been seeing things through a Third Metric lens.
