Sentence examples for wisdom and eye from inspiring English sources

Twelve years ago, while still in music school, he wrote to Mr. Berne in New York, asking for scores of two long pieces: "Impacted Wisdom" and "Eye Contact".

I'm going to squeeze one extra into the back seat and go with a mixture of real and fiction, comedy and wisdom, friendship and eye candy: Zora Neale Hurston — she's driving — Louis C.K., Virginia Woolf, Jon Snow.

Hume suggests, with his tired basset-hound eyes radiating wisdom and pity, that that most piously invoked and highly prized facet of one's being (i.e., one's "faith") is a function of conscious will, that one can jump from religion to religion simply by deciding to, the way one might change cellular services.

"But wisdom," his eyes widen and shift, "is the love of God.

You've got the cool, clear eyes of a seeker of wisdom and truth.

He stops to congratulate himself on his wisdom and strength, but his other self averts his eyes, hoping not to be noticed.

For all his 12-step wisdom and Super Crack Power insight, he might have spotted it a bit sooner; the wild eyes, the breathless, manic cake-baking.

At one moment, however, his eyes opened and widened; and it seemed to writer that in them still lay all the wisdom and mischief in the world.

"But mostly wisdom and understanding.

We will miss his wisdom and friendship.

His wisdom and generosity benefited many.