Sentence examples for wise face from inspiring English sources

The bespectacled Henry Lee, with his jowly, wise face, recounts his childhood in a small village in China; in her self-portrait, the artist flashes a wry grin and speaks of the joys of being a grandmother.

The Science Museum has the Herschel Album of 1864, an anthology of 94 images presented to Herschel, whose own face is among them as an old testament prophet, his hair a white halo (specially mussed, it is said) around his luminously wise face.

So will models playing kindly doctors, their wise faces wrinkled in all the right places.

On the other hand, the businessmen found on Offset, under the tag "Entrepreneurial Spirit," include both old men with wise faces and attractive 30-year-olds working with their hands: as mechanics, bakers, cobblers, all political-campaign-commercial-ready Real Americans.

When was the last time that political strategy-makers counseled their candidate to put on a sadder (if wiser) face?

Is this not the wisest face you have ever known?

Is this not the wisest face you have ever seen?

Maybe it's enough to let us spend some time in the company of these familiar, now wiser faces and enjoy the moments of honesty that Mr. Greenfield-Sanders manages to capture.

And it would also certainly be wise to be a relatively fresh face in 2008.

The government, meanwhile, has set up an official service called Pension Wise offering face-to-face, telephone and online guidance, and the Treasury said that more than 750,000 people had visited the website since it opened seven weeks ago.

Soon, Jean-Luc will encounter another old man who's unnecessary: his own father, Maurice Michel Bouquett), who materializes with a stoic expression fixed on his wise, wizened face.