Sentence examples for sober wisdom from inspiring English sources
And then, "one morning at mail call," he receives a response from Mann, expressing understanding at "the sorrow you feel about the damage inflicted upon your own people by the war," but insisting on the war's necessity, "addressing with sober wisdom," Lord writes, "the boyish outburst of a brash and anonymous soldier, one among millions".
"Step" — although it grew out of a line in a hip-hop track by Souls of Mischief — is measured, with stately harpsichord and churchy organ, supporting sober thoughts like "Wisdom's a gift but you'd trade it for youth/Age is an honor — it's still not the truth".
It contains many examples of Wilde's pithy wisdom, sobered by his misery.
Dame Frevisse, the pious and perceptive nun who gives focus to this sober series, lends her wisdom to a noble family caught up in the political intrigues of arranging such a marriage for their ward -- if some randy knight doesn't carry her off first.
That sober vision is the perceived wisdom about male fashion.
Talking of Stephen Baldwin … the Hollywood actor is a tedious oracle of unsolicited wisdom, having been sober for 21 years and replacing booze with intense creepiness and a lot of Jesus.
The headline news is "the rise of the sober socialites" – basically the widely-accepted wisdom that this generation doesn't drink as much as their parents did.
The birth of his daughter Aleena in 2008 reaffirmed the wisdom of his decision to get sober; he marvels at the young lives that he created.
Oscar Wilde's wisdom, insight and penchant for truth are as accurate and sobering now as they were over 10 decades ago.
Applications for Techstars Connect opened yesterday, and if you fancy drinking from the deep well of alcohol-fueled wisdom from September or so this year through early 2017, it's time to sober up enough to type and put together your applications by July 10th.
Pithy Zen-quotes and 12-Step folk wisdom don't help much when, in a drunken stupor the former sober hero passes out in his puke, trying to watch his breath as the room spins.
