Sentence examples for though wiser from inspiring English sources

Though wiser and more balanced than her brother, Dana clings to her belief that "The Tragedy of Arthur" is the real thing.

In principle, you might even end a course of psychoanalysis sadder – though wiser, more conscious of your previously unconscious responses, and living in a more engaged way – and still deem the experience a success.

But those words, though wise, might not cut much ice in the Oval Office.

As with any offer for securities, though, wise customers do the math first.

Though wise men steer well clear of the travesty served on tap from 1 December, spiced booze is a fine medieval tradition.

Though wise people have long reflected on how we can be blinded by our own sanctimony, our public discourse still fails to discount it appropriately.

Though wise men at their end know dark is right, Because their words had forked no lightning they Do not go gentle into that good night.

Mayank is a young, though wise beyond his years, filmmaker I had the pleasure to meet last year when we were seated together at the Tribeca All Access welcome luncheon.

Though Wise is best known for his Oscar-winning musicals — 1961's "West Side Story," which he co-directed with Jerome Robbins, and 1965's "The Sound of Music" — the late filmmaker got his start in the 1940s at RKO directing atmospheric horror films for innovative producer Val Lewton, including 1945's "The Body Snatcher".

Eczema is often called "the itch you can't scratch," though a wiser description would be "the itch you shouldn't scratch".

The main players are here to help, unchanged from the previous outing: Andrew Garfield is Peter Parker, otherwise known as Spider-Man (just add spandex); Emma Stone is Gwen Stacy, his on-off girlfriend; and Sally Field is Aunt May, a wise and kindly soul, though not wise enough to work out why, on the one occasion when Peter does his own laundry, everything turns red and blue.