Wiseman

[ wahyz-muhn ]

noun

1. Nicholas Patrick Stephen, 1802–65, Irish cardinal and author, born in Spain.

Wiseman

/ ˈwaɪzmən /

noun

1. WisemanNicholas Patrick Stephen18021865MBritishRELIGION: clergyman Nicholas Patrick Stephen. 1802–65, British cardinal; first Roman Catholic archbishop of Westminster (1850–65)

Example Sentences

Wiseman as Samuel is alternately Devil-child and a cute young kid.

From The Daily Beast

He died in a car crash on the way to the hospital where she gave birth to her son, Samuel (Noah Wiseman).

From The Daily Beast

“Hollywood dilutes material to a level I have no interest in, or intention following,” Wiseman says firmly.

From The Daily Beast

“Hollywood studios are always trying to attract the largest audience to make money,” Wiseman says.

From The Daily Beast

Wiseman spent 12 weeks filming, and amassed 170 hours of tape.

From The Daily Beast

Cardinal Wiseman, in his beautiful tale of Fabiola, attempts to rehabilitate the primitive ages in the garb of modern Romanism.

From Project Gutenberg

Please observe Wiseman and Wishart; for incidental grimness, they strike me as in it.

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I'm very sorry, Captain Wiseman, but really I fear you will have to come to the rescue of us weak women.

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Oh, Captain Wiseman, I do wish you would thrash the fellow to within an inch of his life.

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Such a thing as an adjournment to obtain Wiseman's evidence was not even hinted.

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