Sentence examples for wise guardian from inspiring English sources

Of late it has not been a wise guardian of its biggest source of soft power.

Will the domestic licence-fee payer be a wise guardian of national strategy and international policy?

So what does the wise Guardian crowd forecast will be the outcome of this weekend's coalition talks?

As we get to know the microbiome better, we shouldn't fool ourselves into thinking of it as some wise guardian angel.

But the princess's mother, an imperious queen, had misled the prince; the sorcerer was really a wise guardian of noble truths.

And it's fair to ask, if they can't treat each other with respect, is it likely they will be fair and wise guardians for the public?

Under these circumstances, some might silently hanker after the rule of philosopher kings or wise guardians – the trained statesmen and stateswomen suggested in Plato's thought experiment, the Republic – rather than the emotionally erratic people, motivated by anger, frustration and fear.

"It's my dissertation," Wise told the Guardian.

As Deronda's wise and generous guardian, Edward Fox is the personification of all well-bred upper class Englishmen.

In failing to push harder for monetary expansion, is Mr. Bernanke a wise and prudent guardian of the limited discretionary powers of the Fed?

This surprisingly firm, high-toned conclusion, proceeded as it is by page‑on-page of learned meanderings and musings, reveals finally the kind of writer Hitchings really is: an overseer, guardian, wise man, guide.