Sentence examples for wisdom to understand from inspiring English sources

This is the beginning of wisdom, to understand the terms of the political rules have changed".

"Kutuzov had the wisdom to understand that larger forces in the world," not individual wills, "shape history".

Sloan Wilson's book came from a time and a culture that had the confidence and wisdom to understand this truth.

"I'm expected to bring wisdom, to understand all aspects of our business, as well as not work in isolation".

"If you haven't gone through some version of awfulness, I don't think you'd have the wisdom to understand what's going on".

"This is the beginning of wisdom, to understand the terms of the political rules have changed – Scotland will decide the rules to determine its own constitutional future".

Nursing informatics can use the data, information, knowledge, and wisdom (DIKW) framework to understand how e-patients and clinicians may achieve this collective wisdom.

For these writers, Goethe seemed to possess something the modern world lacked: wisdom, the ability to understand life and how it should be lived.

"In the case of Victoria Climbié there was no shortage of information but there was a shortage of wisdom of how to understand that information.

To understand wisdom, we have to understand its connection with knowledge, action, and judgment" (1983, 277).

Let's pray for Justice Kennedy -- the court's swing vote -- to find the wisdom and compassion to understand the real world, human consequences of his legal analysis.