Sentence examples for wise reflection from inspiring English sources

But the narrative gamesmanship is no mere virtuosity (witty though it is), but a wise reflection about children, foreignness, and the cinema itself.

Lessing's hybrid is a beautiful, wise reflection on how we simultaneously embroider and unpick our parents' lives in an effort to understand ourselves.

This is an original, wise reflection.

She concludes with wise reflection and counsel for us all: " I still find myself resisting Anne Hathaway.

It's a remarkable history, rich in comedy and occasionally heartbreaking, filled with wise reflections and strange digressions about the wonders of life.

A master of both the vast scholarly literature on Nazism and the extraordinary range of its published and unpublished record, Kershaw combines vivid accounts of particular human experiences with wise reflections on big interpretive and moral issues.

The film is a gem, combining a wry buddy comedy with the wise reflections of a more serious picture, all conveyed with Sorrentino's visual flair.

But especially in the "Love" section, which moves from optimism through obsession to sadder-but-wiser reflection, it became an intense journey in which the emotional cost of passion, expressed in a song like "Loving You," is steep.

She turns quiet verses into sadder-but-wiser reflections or clipped preacher's syncopations.

A "sage" is someone wise through reflection and experience and we thought that perfectly encapsulates what these active operating executives bring to Defy.

Perhaps tomorrow we will be wiser.' Reflection was not out of order.