Sentence examples for moving wise from inspiring English sources

Waging Heavy Peace: A Hippie Dream by Neil Young (Blue Rider Overlong, rambling, confounding, raging, searching, random, profound, silly, sweet, goofy, personal, obtuse, nonlinear, casual, touching, simplistic, baffling, moving, wise, childish, deep, obscuring, detailed, repetitive... finally. A book like one of his albums, to be treasured by his many grateful fans.

Your essays were honest and moving, wise and compelling.

The statements are pithy — as they must be on Twitter — but often evocative, moving, even wise.

Moving clock-wise, each player will select an open territory until all territories are occupied.

"Moving-wise, I'm decent; I just don't have the touch," said Nowitzki, who had never missed more than nine games in a season.

Everyone's doing something completely different, dance move-wise.

Though it may not be as popular as Fridrich/CFOP, it is more efficient move-wise, and definitely has the same potential to be extremely fast.

Wise, moving and tender, it confirms Bray as a perceptive and sensitive storyteller.

The book is "wise, moving and beautifully constructed," said Bill Bryson, the chair of the 2015 judges.

Move clock-wise in a circle and give yourself a card last.

Things are moving along plot-wise.