Sentence examples for wisdom returned to from inspiring English sources

Wildlife officials said Wisdom would be likely to incubate her egg for a number of days until her mate, Akeakamai – a Hawaiian word that means a love of wisdom – returned to take over the incubation and she ventured to sea to eat.

If priestly celibacy now arouses fear and distrust – rather than dispelling them – then there is no reason why the church cannot, in her wisdom, return to her more ancient practice.

After visiting the Middle East and North Africa in search of secret wisdom, he returned to Germany and organized the Rosicrucian order (1403).

Bursting with energy, resolve and newfound wisdom, I returned to my half-written novel the way a mother flies, after an enforced separation, to her darling child.

Many soldiers see the wisdom of returning to a shared uniform.

Finally, you could argue about the wisdom of returning to an old term when it risks derailing the quest for new answers.

Given how much Westworld loves callbacks, perhaps that piece of friendly wisdom will return to help Clementine awaken from her latest bad dream.

Perhaps under the weight of these later sorrows, Royce returned to his system seeking wisdom and understanding in addition to truth.

The bird on the left, named Wisdom, was banded by scientists in 1956 and returned to Midway Atoll in 2016 to hatch a chick.

New York senator and former first lady Hillary Clinton has returned to her alma mater to deliver words of wisdom to graduating law students.

If common wisdom holds true, the bulk of them will be filled out and returned to the academy within 10 days.