Sentence examples for wise elderly from inspiring English sources
Here, through a clever twist (something to do with a time warp) he meets the wise, elderly Spock.
Kathleen gleans much of her knowledge of the Talbot case from a local historian, Miss Leech, a sharp, wise, elderly lady, primly suspicious of her visitor's Anglicized ways and name.
His main asset is Bill Henderson, a veteran bit player who shines here in the somewhat stereotypical role of a wise, elderly black sound engineer who instructs Chris in the ways of love.
Talk to someone you trust who is wise, and/or elderly.
Luke, our sixteen-year-old, imagined Butterscotch as an elderly, wise woman from the Deep South.
In this case an elderly wise man -- the last of his kind it turns out -- mourns the loss of the glorious civilization he knew in his youth.
An elderly, wise but wounded figure, Scottie used to work in the secret services, and acts as a kind of mentor to Danny.
The elderly are wise, and the children are charming.
The banks got wise and started questioning elderly folk making large withdrawals.
The tourist Italy of the perpetual village is presented, in "The American," as if in a guidebook or glossy travel magazine, complete with an elderly, worldly-wise priest's lament that "Americans have no sense of history".
Not only have the elderly women got wise to the value of "collectables" (curses), there are "retro rails" and rare book racks.
