Sentence examples for convey wisdom from inspiring English sources

Amla laughs more loudly when asked if he strokes his beard in an effort to convey wisdom.

In her later years Ms. Cook, the onetime ingénue who made her debut in "Flahooley" and starred in "The Music Man," "Candide" and "She Loves Me," has ripened into the Broadway equivalent of the cabaret legend Mabel Mercer in her ability to convey wisdom and compassion through singing.

Expressions convey wisdom passed down over the generations.

The purpose of both books is to convey wisdom and guidance.

Rather, it was on account of his track record in playing authority figures (being cast as the president of the United States in both Deep Impact and The Sum of All Fears, for instance), together with his gift for conveying wisdom and sense of comic timing, that Freeman was considered, from very early in the movie's development, an ideal actor to take on the role.

The movement that vanquished stagflation supply-side economicstagflation supply-sideof theconomicsecincts of thadprofession and conveyed wisdom to the sanctums of power as no movement before or since.

It suggests a lifelong commitment to reach for wisdom, and to convey that wisdom to the present moment.

They convey conventional wisdom.

We are thrilled to have Diane in the role, because she can convey the wisdom and the wonder of a woman whose son has powers beyond her imagination".

Although words were her primary creative medium, words could not fully convey her wisdom, compassion, and wit, and in the end could not hold her spirit.

I'm talking about an attempt to create a machine that "understands" how to manipulate language to convey freshness, wisdom and emotional depth.