Sentence examples for wise sage from inspiring English sources

Bill Black, the wise sage of the sport who coached Team GB's men in Sydney, puts it succinctly.

Gautama was the golden deer, but Yoni was the wise sage, and Sarah and Sofia were the 10-headed demon Ravana, and Henry was Princess Sita.

Cutty comes across as something of a wise sage in this scene, but it's telling that despite all he has experienced he has no more idea how to get from west Baltimore to the rest of the world than he did when he was Dukie's age.

"He's a wise sage trying to preserve Jewish values -- honesty, devotion, compassion -- while surrounded by immoral outlaws," observes the comic Jackie Mason, an expert on Jewish Westerns by virtue of numerous appearances on "The Ed Sullivan Show," a CBS neighbor of "Gunsmoke".

Confucius saw himself as merely explicating and defending the teachings of the wise sage kings of the past: "I transmit rather than innovate.

Privately, Studds suddenly found himself the wise sage on gay politics.

Many women face these struggles but the ones who break free of the rut and go on to live happier, more joyful lives seek guidance and help from wise sages, teachers, and coaches.

These days, I am seeing great value in experienced mentors who represent wise sages but also in younger leaders who have a greater comfort and vision on the internet of things and offer exciting and transformational views of what business can be in the future.

I'm a big fan of the older, wiser sages (and sagesses) of the world -- from carpenters to comedians; rabbis to rainmakers; King Solomon to Mother Teresa.

David: Then there is the possibility of the wise old sage.

"There is an American illusion that parents, particularly dads, are wise and sage.