Sentence examples for a more wise from inspiring English sources
It means surrendering to a more wise truth.
He thought a beard might make him seem a more wise, avuncular statesman, add more gravitas to his log cabin-to-White House story.
But with the American public rising up with righteousness this week to say no to another war, and the President of Iran wishing the Jewish people a Happy Rosh Hashanah, perhaps a more wise and compassionate consciousness is finally being conceived.
Your world expanded at that moment by a fraction and you became a little more wise.
I could even stomach the oxymoronic idea that British human rights are a bit more wise and fair than the human rights of humans generally, if I thought it really would sway potential Brexit voters.
It's a sense of being more wise really.... Sort of thing....
"I think I'm just a bit more wiser and playing more with my brain instead of all physical," he said.
Or is a slower, more considered phase-out more wise?
You know, I'm older and I'm probably a little bit more wiser, and I'm just enjoying the majors more so than I did earlier on in my career, I think".
The next day, I told a more street-wise classmate about it, who explained it all to me.
