Sentence examples for wisdom of elders from inspiring English sources

That's where I met most of the players who appear on my new album [Wisdom of Elders].

The young people at the center of "Rushmore" and "The Royal Tenenbaums" benefit, in the end, from the wisdom of elders who love them.

"The Prophet of Zongo Street" deftly blends African folklore, dreams, the wisdom of elders and the pranks of children, and pitch-perfect, often wry dialogue.

Runaway slaves, social media, environmental education, the wisdom of elders – the sixth annual Youth Development Research Update June 1-2 in Ithaca covered a lot of ground.

"If we do prize and value the contributions and the wisdom of elders, how do we reconcile that with the dignity we want to give them?" Mr. Moody said the prominence of the pope's stooped, largely immobile figure in the news media was "certainly unprecedented in political terms, in religious terms".

The wisdom of elders is, of course, something that cultures outside the West have long taken to heart.

They may have listened attentively to the wisdom of their elders in the old days, but there were hardly any of those elders to prate on, while at best they stuck around for a few years of prating.

(The wisdom of the elders is one thing, but who hasn't also gotten a dose of the ignorance of the elders, too?) Cameron's imagining, in action and vision, of life on a fictitious planet is broad and vigorous.

Other international and Native American groups and gatherings involving elders working on climate change include Indigenous Peoples' Global Summit on Climate Change 2009, Global Center for Indigenous Leadership and Lifeways, Wisdom of the Elders, First Stewards Inc., Olohana Foundation, and Native Peoples - Native Homelands Climate Change Workshop.

Wisdom of the Elders: Honoring Sacred Native Visions of Nature.

So much for the wisdom of party elders prevailing.