Sentence examples for genuinely wise from inspiring English sources

And the answer would always be genuinely wise.

A genuinely wise and gentle soul in an era with few such people, his presence will be sorely missed.

But she was also brave, intelligent, startlingly articulate, an eyeful to behold and, on occasions, genuinely wise".

My grandfather was genuinely wise (as evidenced by his opinions being sought by Presidents of CalTech, Cabinet members, etc).

Nor did Obama (who DOES read books) bother to call in genuinely wise economic thinkers such as David Korten to advise his financial and treasury so-called experts about a healthy future economic system that might actually work for everyone and not just for the few.

The largest number of genuinely different pair-wise comparisons was 20, in a review comparing the effectiveness of interventions for preventing hypotension in women having Caesarean section under spinal anaesthesia [ 13].

A wise and genuinely caring gentleman of exemplary integrity, Duncan's invaluable expertise and support has helped the Foundation develop senior citizen housing and social service programs for over three decades.

A wise and genuinely caring gentleman of exemplary integrity, Clif's invaluable expertise and support has helped the Foundation develop senior citizen housing and social service programs for three decades.

So far, this seems to be a thesis that the identity theorist can accept: there is no threat of triviality, or of a collapse to an identity relation, because worldly facts such as that Socrates is wise are genuinely distinct from linguistic items such as the sentence "Socrates is wise".

But the movie does have a sweet, understated charm, some genuinely funny moments, and a wise, sexy performance by Ms. Maglietta in the lead role, all of which make it easy to sit through and easy to like (Scott).

There is very little in London, food-wise, that is genuinely worth queuing for.