Sentence examples for Most wise from inspiring English sources

PETER MINUIT: (in Dutch) Greetings, most wise and noble chief.

The very combination of those numbers – 0845 – should be enough to set off alarm bells in most wise people's heads.

Then there's this little morsel: kickoff is at 7 p.m. Central time on Saturday, when most wise folks are thinking about fireplaces and hot chocolate.

There is nothing but our own choices — and, to be blunt, a vote or two on the Supreme Court — to keep us from circumscribing weapons, and their availability, exactly as we think most wise.

Unfancied as finals contenders by most wise judges, the Pies should have won it in a canter after leading by as much as 53 points during the third term but like Sydney against the Dons, the home side piled on seven goals to nothing in the final term to provide a scare.

Mr. Weiner said, "Wouldn't it be perhaps most wise to put the brakes" on the study, and "start from scratch to try to get this right?" "This is a worker safety thing — no different than if someone was coming off the assembly line at a production plant and 20 years later, they all had arthritis in their right knee," he added.

He was the most generous, wise, funny, brilliant person who always put the best interests of his family first.

"She has brought the character of Maz Kanata to life in the most wonderful, wise, touching, deep and funny way.

Then, on Oct. 18, up stepped the king of modern golf, its most respected wise man, Arnold Palmer.

Below it, a quote from Hermione Lee, the author of the excellent biography of Virginia Woolf: "The most profound, wise and absorbing of English novels . . .

I also realized later in life that many of the most creative, wise and spiritually grounded people I knew had little formal education.