Sentence examples for warm and wise from inspiring English sources
"Solace" is a warm and wise debut from a new literary talent.
But here too, Murakami is full of warm and wise advice.
The letter W, it seems, is supposed to evoke pleasant images, like Warm and Wise and Wonderful.
Compassionate, warm, and wise, Tharp exemplified the best of the legal profession and unfailing service to society.
He also encounters Stillwater's lead groupie, a warm and wise teenager who calls herself Penny Lane (Ms. Hudson).
He was the rock of his family, a thoughtful, warm, and wise man of few but impactful words with a twinkle in his eye who always saw the best in everyone.
On Sunday night, Tim Story's 2002 warm-and-wise comedy about life at a South Side Chicago barber shop becomes "BARBERSHOP" the sitcom (SHOWTIME, at 10).
His warm smile and wise counsel will be missed by us all.
Sondheim provides the means with lyrics that are warm, witty and wise, and a score of brilliant variety, which comes finely orchestrated for a small band by Jonathan Tunick.
But for this hardened older listener, at least, the Bernstein of this vintage comes off as the ideal dinner guest: brilliant, almost frighteningly articulate, warm, funny and wise.
In fact, he's inadvertently inspired a genuinely remarkable album: self-obsessed but completely compelling, profoundly discomforting but beautiful, lost in its own fathomless personal misery, but warm, funny and wise.
