Sentence examples for old sage from inspiring English sources
"An old sage at 62... headed to retirement".
The old sage will be 69 this year.
David: Then there is the possibility of the wise old sage.
No doubt Johnson was a great old sage, but Boswell emerges as the man of today.
What is it about the old sage of Skien that still fascinates us?
"It's perfectly safe, my dear boy" - and you didn't dare question the old sage.
Elves, dragons and wise old sages were not her thing.
Their work, which seemed flimsy at first, has developed an impressive rigor, and one of the key findings is that, just as the old sages predicted, worldly success has shallow roots while interpersonal bonds permeate through and through.
Newsom will make this an "old versus new" debate, highlighting his techno-hipness, playing up his youth (he is 30 years younger than Brown) and rolling his eyes at "the old sages" who speak endlessly of limitations.
On the other hand, Sterling, a construction worker who is his very own union, and Joseph, one of those crazy old sages who show up throughout Mr. Wilson's work, betray the too-clean edges of the cookie cutter.
An heir of the old sages of former times, Socrates held that the supreme ideal of man, and hence of education, was not the spirit of efficiency and power but the disinterested search for the absolute, for virtue in short, for knowledge and understanding.
