Sentence examples for deeply wise from inspiring English sources

Beloved is one of the most astonishing and important novels in the English language, and is deeply wise and eloquent on childbirth and motherhood.

Steeped in African and Asian art, as well as in the Baroque and the modern (including the work of Brancusi, Le Corbusier, and the minimalists), Puryear exercises a mastery that feels widely and deeply wise.

This magnificently written story of two sisters, one of whom is determined to take her own life and asks the other for assistance, is shockingly funny, deeply wise and utterly heartbreaking.

Deceptively simple and deeply wise, this tribute to the pioneering suffragette Susan B. Anthony has rarely been taken on in major houses, but it has been repeatedly performed, with considerable success, by regional-level companies and in conservatory settings.

The last words our loved ones hear us utter need not be profound or deeply wise, but wouldn't it be sweet if those words spoke of love and compassion?

At first personal, then universal, Garton Ash's deeply moral, wise and wry work demonstrates how it is all but impossible to establish historical truth, how far our lives are built on forgetting, and how much our actions depend on the time and place in which we live.

We will treasure our memories of this wise, deeply generous and cherished colleague.

As the video of his lecture spread across the Web and was translated into many languages, Dr. Pausch also became the co-author of a best-selling book and a deeply personal friend, wise, understanding and humorous, to many he never met.

Always receptive, supportive, wise and deeply affectionate father of Andrea, Robert and James.

We will deeply miss Richard's wise counsel and wry humor.

There is something deeply current about this wise and soulful novel, even as its main characters are so deeply mired in the past.