Sentence examples for line of wise from inspiring English sources
The sheikh belongs to this line of wise men from a wise east; his Islamic world is not malevolent but mystical and hospitable, his Yemen a land where "praying is as natural as breathing" (unlike Britain, where Jones's Sundays are devoted to Tesco-going).
But there was a wariness between the lines of Mr. Wise's message, and more than than a little sense of déjà vu.
"Anything for a Laugh," the album opener, offers up another in a long line of Parker songs with wise, self-loathing lyrics.
(He concludes with a line of pointedly current import: "The wise build bridges, while the foolish build barriers").
Forbes: Speaking of their product line, how wise do you think it is for them to create an e-reader with Kindle and now the Nook already in the market?
And he has set up a committee of "wise personages" to make recommendations for a truly independent service along the lines of the BBC.
Wise extends the same line of thought to a lover.
But we should beware of wise commentators.
"Clarify your intention" is advice which Richards might well heed: while she obviously revels in this fey line of whimsy, the reader remains none the wiser.
Ms. White said that even people who still have a job are wise to start thinking about another line of work — nothing is certain these days.
