Sentence examples for sage look from inspiring English sources

The most obvious is possibly the most sage: look up.

"Say, honey," the clerk told her with a sage look, "you take this one, you ain't missing nothing--this is the volume that has all the dirt".

My friend and I quickly realized the great advantage of playing through the mail: It forced you to keep your chess set displayed, in mid-game, always, allowing you to stroll by the board at your leisure, finger a couple of the pieces, put on a sage look, stroke your chin and say, "Hmmmmm". It was as if a battle, albeit a benign and intellectual one, was always raging.

Herbs such as thyme and sage look very pretty when planted in a flower garden and have an added advantage of helping to control weed growth.

Relaxed, not bothered, just hanging out atop a thicket of tall sage, looking for prey.

(In the show is an Irving Penn photograph, never before published or exhibited, of a wild-eyed Tanguy making a shot while a cool and composed Sage looks on).

Above all, there is Alec Guinness as an ancient sage, looking like a monk who has walked a long way; dressed in a brown habit, he seems to have come to us from the Bible.

"Sages look at it and wonder; angels desire to see it; the plumb-line of reason cannot reach half-way into its depths … 'God with us.'" The great orator went on to describe the Christmas story — God stepping into human history as the man, Jesus — with further poetic alliteration.

For advanced astrology sages look to the fixed stars and asteroids as well.

(i.e. bright red looks nice with light hardwood, sage green looks nice with dark hardwood, and yellow looks nice with white carpet).

A final puzzle, which is making the predictions of sage pundits look a bit daft: this is proving to be a remarkably topsy-turvy series, yet the matches themselves have not been topsy-turvy at all.