Sentence examples for both wise from inspiring English sources

I'd call them both wise romantics.

Much of Emerson's writing about individualism is both wise and entertaining.

The president did that with a tone that was both wise and inclusive.

He was both wise and compassionate, giving of himself and asking little in return.

And it gains strength as the story stretches over both Wise men's lifetimes and fills them with resonant complications.

TO THE EDITOR: Sparing needless and painful suffering to a patient facing an imminent demise is both wise and caring.

Urging on Sancho (Richard Ruiz in a charming, touching turn) to heroic feats, or bowing gallantly to the increasingly distraught Aldonza, he is both "wisest of madmen and maddest of wise men".

The second, which I'll broadcast tomorrow, covers his views on Occupy Wall Street and is classic McNamee – both outrageously wise and wisely outrageous.

Both are wise and charismatic figures.

We must be ambitious enough to pursue both, and wise enough to recognize, respect and protect the independence of justice.

Moore is an equal-opportunity japester: heroes and villains both crack wise with Chandleresque vivacity, so you can't use cleverness as a moral index.