Sentence examples for wisdom but also from inspiring English sources
There is wisdom, but also some poignancy, in Faber's efforts to modernize the N.Y.P.D.'s hair-and-fibre unit.
"Her face seems to be both humble and full of wisdom, but also perhaps a little sad".
Highly symbolic birds include the phoenix, representing resurrection, and the owl, a common symbol of wisdom but also a reminder of death in Native American mythology.
It has the Jedi master ring of hollow wisdom but also gets at the core of what she appears to be reacting against.
She is the chorus for the family she married into; she comments on their actions with vexed, often amused wisdom, but also with an open heart.
They appeal not only by their seeming correction of conventional wisdom but also by their hypnotic power, their negation of rational processes.
"There is a word in Yiddish, seichel, which means wisdom, but it also means more than that: It connotes ingenuity, creativity, subtlety, nuance," Mr. Goldberg wrote.
That may sound like cheap pocket wisdom, but it also brings up the Buddhist concept of "mindfulness".
In the near future, we might talk not only about the wisdom of crowds but also of their genius.
WHEN we think of the qualities we seek in visionary leaders, we think of intelligence, creativity, wisdom and charisma, but also the drive to succeed, a hunger for innovation, a willingness to challenge established ideas and practices.
The occurrence of some of the Wild Cards might not only challenge our wisdom, as stated previously, but also challenge our non-wisdom in the field of mobility.
