Sentence examples for full of wise from inspiring English sources

The past is full of wise counsel but we seem to be condemned to keep repeating yesterday's errors.

Johnson was sometimes annoyed by the constant demands on him to be the No. 1 Word Man, full of wise definings.

"On Eriskay" also updates "Mending Wall": there is a strong dose throughout Moontide of Frost-by-way-of-Heaney, in poems full of wise elders acknowledged too late and epiphanies of not knowing there was "a right road / until I broke and strayed from it".

This billionaire investor is always full of wise financial advice and commentary, and this week was no exception.

She heads into the forest to search for him, encountering a cottage full of wise frogs, a mountain made of glass, and other weird stuff.

It's the stage with "Fair round belly, with good capon lin'd, / With eyes severe, and beard of formal cut, / Full of wise saws".

We were working-class children who grew up amid tenements, mom-and-pop stores and two-family houses in an unfettered culture full of wise-cracking, earthy dese and dem speakers.

New Leaf is a world on a cartridge slightly bigger than a stamp, one full of beautiful, wise and hopelessly optimistic observation of humans as social animals.

But here too, Murakami is full of warm and wise advice.

But there are also some rarities, like John Ford's "Cheyenne Autumn" (Dec. 30 and Jan . 1; Konrad Wolf's East German "Goya: Or the Hard Way to Enlightenment" (Dec. 30 and Jan . 1; Basil Dearden's "Khartoum" (Sunday) and the full, 176-minute version of Wise's "Star!" with Julie Andrews (Sunday).

The Democrats reckon that McCain, a maverick with a chest full of medals, a wise-cracking mouth and an appeal to the independent voters proven once again, would have been harder to beat in the general election.