Sentence examples for wisdom wanting to from inspiring English sources

In Socrates' time, youngsters flocked to him, aching to share in his wisdom, wanting to be challenged and taught.

"Famously, among Everton circles anyway, William Kenwright in his ever infinite wisdom wanted to appoint Gary Megson as Walter Smith's successor," says Tony Kibble.

Instead of looking to books for wisdom, we wanted to find the wisdom of old people who had centuries of knowledge carved into their bodies and memories".

If you doubt a piece of popular wisdom and want to hash it out, your ability to carry on that discussion is limited the knowledge that your testing of the day's received ideas is on the record forever and may be held against you.

In quotes from the book: It was a music that had so little wisdom you wanted to clean nearly every note he passed, passed it seemed along the way as if travelling in a car, passed before he even approached it and saw it properly.

Did he gain the wisdom he wanted to, after all of this?

"These were smart people who were defying the conventional wisdom, who wanted to be able to have the opportunity to make something work".

A book so packed with truth and wisdom you wanted to read each line to the other people in the room or call a friend to share what you'd read?

In hopes of spreading their wisdom, I want to share with you five of the most important things I've learned from my interactions with the partners of wounded veterans.

She said: "Poetry is language at its best, the highest literary art form, and increasingly people are turning in these challenging times to a place they can find wisdom and beauty and without wanting to sound too pious – truth.

Says Gordhamer, "Wisdom and media are two things you never think of together, but in forming Wisdom 2.0, we wanted to say 'yes' to both worlds, say 'yes' to our inner world.