Sentence examples for both a wise and from inspiring English sources
Elisa Adams New Hyde Park, N.Y., April 14 , 2010To the Editor: Hurray for the Pearl River High School principal, Bill Furdon, for taking both a wise and tough step in moving school proms from the weekend to a school night.
Through everything, Velasquez remains his loyal friend, and both young men find a wise and helpful mentor in Anthony Young (playing himself), a community activist who offers not only career guidance and encouragement but also psychological counseling.
Moore headed downstairs to an in-house radio studio, where he was holding a conference call with pastors, who are encouraged to view him as both a wise teacher and a practical resource, available to give them clear answers to their congregants' complicated questions.
It's a good way to introduce a new readership to new research: the reporter becomes an innocent, a Candide figure, to whom things happen, good and bad; who listens to everybody, both the wise and the wise guys.
The special structure of this formulation induces both a column-wise and a row-wise increase when solved by column generation.
This has all become a mess, both policy wise and even more politically.
Or rather was, because this past Friday night, a mere day and a half ago, a young woman who was both gentle and wise, and a cosmetologist no less, came into my home with utter respect for my dignity, and helped me plan, and carry out the actual "haircut," if you will.
Tribes in both Queensland and Victoria regarded the koala as a wise animal and sought its advice.
TO THE EDITOR: Sparing needless and painful suffering to a patient facing an imminent demise is both wise and caring.
