Sentence examples for well a wise from inspiring English sources

Regardless, Jones's film is a personal work as well, a wise and loving tribute to a book that clearly matters to him, to two filmmakers whose films matter deeply to him, and to an entire world of movie-love, of passionate devotion to great movies to the understanding, appreciation, preservation, and transmission of great movies and of the art of the cinema over-all.

Regardless, Jones's film is a personal work as well, a wise and loving tribute to a book that clearly matters to him, to two filmmakers whose films matter deeply to him, and to an entire world of movie-love, of passionate devotion to great movies — to the understanding, appreciation, preservation, and transmission of great movies and of the art of the cinema over-all.

The Roman Stoic Seneca, who was himself compelled to commit suicide, was even bolder, claiming that since "mere living is not a good, but living well", a wise person "lives as long as he ought, not as long as he can".

Carl Reiner's Oh God! (1977) has genial, wise-cracking old-timer George Burns playing the Almighty as, well, a genial, wise-cracking old-timer, who appears to John Denver's mild-mannered supermarket manager and asks him to spread the Word.

He is a loner in a long line of classic loners played by Newman as well as a wise-cracking cynic in the best tradition of Humphrey Bogart's Sam Spade (from The Maltese Falcon) and Philip Marlowe (The Big Sleep).

A year ago, Ursini wrote a song to mark the birthday of Lionel Messi, and separate songs for the two stars may well have been a wise move because it could boil down to a choice between one or the other in the Argentina national team.

Risks as well as benefits attend eating seafood, although a wise and well-informed consumer can certainly tip the balance well in favor of the benefits.

The belief that one is wise could be a perfectly well justified belief for a wise person.

They're familiar with the area, and will know you're making a wise, well researched investment.[17].[17]

Herbert also said, "One enemy is too much," and, "A fool may throw a stone into a well, which a hundred wise men cannot pull out".

Its core function is to act as a wise, well-informed, responsive and responsible agent of the Scottish people in identifying that excellence, and in providing funds to support it.