Sentence examples for apparently wise from inspiring English sources

The players are apparently wise enough to realize that the union faces a crisis of leadership.

Their stories are consistent: trust placed in an apparently wise and compassionate teacher, only to have that trust manipulated in the form of his sexual misconduct and abuse".

Current cases in point: Based on public consensus, the Indianapolis Colts were apparently wise to forgo a $28 million bonus and jettison the aging, injured but iconic Peyton Manning.

The Broncos coach John Fox is apparently wise enough to never hamstring his star with such conservatism, which means the team's Super Bowl offense should feature plenty of risk-taking — thirty-five-yard jump balls to Demaryius Thomas, fourth-down running plays in lieu of fifty-five-yard field-goal attempts.

The Broncos coach John Fox is apparently wise enough to never hamstring his star with such conservatism, which means the team's Super Bowl offense should feature plenty of risk-taking thirty-five-yard jump balls to Demarisk-taking thirty-five-yardnning plays in lieu of fifty-five-yarisk-taking thirty-five-yard

Hewlett-Packard Chief Carleton Fiorina had to overcome fierce opposition by Hewlett and Packard family members to her (apparently wise) 2002 buyout of Compaq.

Flanked by apparently wiser friends, Frank dove into his birthday cake with glee once more, having advertised it at nursery school for days.

When I began work again for its new edition, it was like picking up with familiar acquaintances; older and apparently wiser, but beneath the surface still just the same.

The Republican argument boils down to a) too much social spending labelled as "stimulus" b) it spends too much money (although Iraq and Afghanistan, apparently, were wise and prudent expenditures) without creating enough jobs and c) the Democrats are doing it, so it must, therefore, be evil socialism.

But apparently, its wise counsel did not slow down key Republican senators who held up his nomination on at least three separate occasions, in part because of their worries that his view on hunting and animal care make him an extremist on animal rights.

It's a question that may have to be answered soon, because one New Yorker apparently never wised up to the deceptive tactics of marketers or to the basic laws of science and anatomy.