Sentence examples similar to wisdom dawns from inspiring English sources
For, like his engaging and hugely popular lecturing style – less lecture, more public Socratic dialogue – his technique is to allow wisdom to dawn through the application of practical reflection upon the particular.
The interactive book is packed with hard-earned wisdom, so we asked Dawn to share some of the biggest life lessons she's learned along the way with Woman's Hour.
Throw off your conceptual chains, your prejudices and opinions and join us in helping usher in a new, ever-arising day... The dawn of divine wisdom, that life-giving sun of awakened awareness which never sets.
We get older with each year, and while that often brings wisdom, it also brings the dawning of hindsight.
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is a book of mystical wisdom encoded in the tropes of a child's fantasy story.
My friend drank in the wisdom of the moment as he tried smoking the cigarette, and realization of that truth dawned within him.
He's there, we're told, to plant the mushrooms that he's raised in Hell, where there's no light to green them, so that the gatherers who come at dawn, against the wisdoms of the countryside, can satisfy their appetites for sickeners or conjurers or fungi smelling of dead flesh and tasting of nothing when they're cooked.
Daniel Thomas Davis's "Three-Winged Wisdom" began with close harmony in short, archaic-sounding phrases that expanded to longer breaths and seemed at one point to burst onto a sunlit field with a bird symphony at dawn.
