Sentence examples for wise physician from inspiring English sources

Wise physician, wife, mother, environmental advocate.

"Men are naturally most impressed by diseases which have obvious manifestations," says a wise physician, Dr. René Dubos, of the Rockefeller Institute, "yet some of their worst enemies creep on them unobtrusively".

Finally, when the pangs of indecision had become nearly intolerable, one wise physician friend said, 'What you need is a doctor.' He was telling me to forget the information I already had and the information I was receiving from many quarters, and to seek instead a person who would dominate, who would tell me what to do".

Over the centuries, medicine was always considered an art and wise physicians would mobilize every possible medical resource, including the patient's own healing system.

His diagnosis is worthy, but the remedy waits for a wiser physician.

Better, perhaps, to learn from the wiser physicians of the early 19th century; they knew no cure for common diseases but also knew that by letting nature take its course, the patient often recovered.

The spirit of the place is embodied by Dr. Iannis (John Hurt), the wise local physician who occasionally narrates the film (he's the smartest one) and whose beautiful daughter Pelagia (Penélope Cruz) is the focus of all the romantic turbulence.

Ibn Ḥazm tells us of Andalusians falling in love with inn-keepers' daughters in Baghdad, of how Arab poets were seduced in Sicily, of Berber and Andalusian men vying for the same woman, and of hours spent with a group of friends in the office of the wise Jewish physician, Isma'il ibn Yunus in the town of Almeria along Spain's southern coast.

phase, with the permission of my wise friend and physician Stanley Mirsky, who for years has been urging me to avoid carbohydrates.

Imhotep, the king's architect and adviser, is credited with this architectural feat; his reputation as a wise man and physician led in later times to his deification and his identification with the Greek god Asclepius.

At the end of last week's suspenseful "Defiance" episode, Irisa (Stephanie Leonidas) had escaped from the office of Doc Yewll (Trenna Keating), who, it turns out, is much more than just the wise-cracking alien physician she appears to be.