Sentence examples for wisdom culture from inspiring English sources
It added it supported people with mental health problems and disorders by providing "promotional, preventive, curative, and rehabilitative" services and that it supported "research efforts on homosexuals, bisexuals, and transsexuals based on Indonesia's local wisdom, culture, religious and spiritual aspects".
Surely the wisdom, culture and intellectual curiosity of the people of the world – the great global public – will be reflected in this collection of their favorite diverse and engaging news stories?
They have brought wisdom, culture, laughter, grace, and love into my life that no one could ever replace.
According to Franck St. Jean, coordinator of PAPDA's Food Sovereignty Advocacy Program, core principals of the project include strengthening local wisdom, culture, and economy; conserving biodiversity; and empowering community.
Not only did such an encampment exhibit the strength and resilience of Tibetan identity and its unique wisdom culture, it also stirred the principal fear that the Chinese Communist Party has about Tibet; a complete lack of legitimacy, even after 60 years of rule.
Native American wisdom and culture as it was before Columbus.
Telling and listening to stories are traditional, even ancient, means of passing on wisdom and culture.
Quebec, Canada Northwestern and Chicago Universities (anthropology): "I felt that wisdom and culture were immense and that I was hopelessly small.
There is the heart for Mozart's B flat Sonata (K. 333) and a wisdom and culture that put that heart in the right place.
The university's fundamental belief is that being educated means, she says, "having a sense of wisdom and culture, which is different than just being prepared to go into a job".
"Vividness is what novelists must desire most and so they must value human existence or be unfaithful to their calling". Northwestern and Chicago Universities (anthropology): "I felt that wisdom and culture were immense and that I was hopelessly small.
