Sentence examples for wisdom and wisdom from inspiring English sources

At the end of that process is wisdom, and wisdom is courage".

I'm looking for wisdom, and wisdom ends up being a measure of scars, and things that went wrong and what you did about them and how they shaped you as a person and your beliefs.

"When one is an old continent, a continent with an old historic, cultural and economic tradition, one can sometimes inherit a certain wisdom, and wisdom can be a good adviser," he said.

Beauty is inextricably linked to wellness and wisdom; wellness springs forth from beauty and wisdom; and wisdom is rooted in beauty and wellness.

I would also suggest that all those on the tribunal are over 45, by which time they may have acquired the gift of wisdom, because wisdom and compassion should in this tribunal stand side-by-side with the law.

A master of the rhapsodic closeup as well, applying the same complex discernment to his characters as to the labyrinthine worlds in which they scurry blindly forward and get caught in the eternal law of unintended consequences, he sees the sole strain of wisdom, bitter wisdom, and bitter surprise at the workings of the unforeseeable, in the retrospective view, in memory.

For a long time "harmony in diversity" has represented the condensation of the ideological wisdom, political wisdom and life wisdom of the Chinese people, it is one of our established customs, viewed as an iron principle, as well as valuable spiritual wealth that we devote to ethnic groups around the world.

In many ways, this could be the case, however, even though the times may be different, wisdom is wisdom and learning from one's experience is priceless.

The Board and the Executive staff counted on him for his guidance in all matters of governance and looked to him for wisdom when wisdom was needed.

The Kongô-kai mandara (Srkt: Vajradhâtu mandala; "Vajra-realm mandala") represents the "male priciple" and embodies the vajra-wisdom, a wisdom that is adamantine and imperishable and that illuminates and enfolds all beings.

De occulta philosophia and De vanitate are not truly opposed but merely represent two different applications of an intellectual system founded on religious wisdom, the wisdom brought back into a corrupt and fallen world by Christ (Lehrich 2003: 86, 215).