Sentence examples for wisdom flame from inspiring English sources
Iris – hope and wisdom, flame.
It's a revolution of storytelling that's being launched, folks -- each of us coming out of the closet to share what we know and what we've learned along the way -- not to preach, impress, manipulate, educate, or bend others to our will, but to fan the flames of wisdom in a world that sorely needs it.
Followers believe fire symbolises God's purity and wisdom, so worship in front of a flame.
Before Blum met Babrauskas, the conventional wisdom was that the clash over flame retardants was a conflict between two competing public interests — the need to protect people from furniture fires and the need to protect them from toxic chemicals.
While the urbanites were ascendant, characters like Atticus Finch in "Mockingbird" and Sheriff Taylor of "The Andy Griffith Show" were keeping the flame of Main-Street nobility and wisdom alive.
The few signs along the quiet streets lined with flame-trees and bougainvillea tout pearls of wisdom such as "With the party comes peace, comfort, and happiness".
Wisdom means practical wisdom, not scientific understanding.
