Sentence examples for as a wiser from inspiring English sources

Written before the swinging 60s had taken hold, Gerry Goffin and Carole King's song managed to be both taboo and prescient (as the decade progressed, the lyrics seemed increasingly to question its liberal mores, something King acknowledged herself when she recorded it for Tapestry as a wiser woman).

"The Special One" seems keen to portray himself as a wiser, more mature figure than the young streetfighter who brought successive titles to Chelsea before his relationship with owner Roman Abramovich cooled.

Brown, 76, cast himself as a wiser manager of the state's giant bureaucracy than he was during his first two terms, from 1975 to 1983.

As a wiser Solomon than I might put it, when it comes to big ideas, better to get in on the pitch than to wait for what shows up at a theater near you.

The band have been consistent when describing this central story of "running away from relationships, breaking up in a small town, moving to the big city, losing yourself, having your innocence completely corrupted, and living to tell the tale as a wiser person", however, several conflicting explanations have been given for the appearance of this narrative arc.

Instead of grasping this opportunity to stand by the Iranian people and to position itself as a wiser, more legitimate, and less threatening regional authority, the Obama administration has stepped in to reinvigorate the Iranian government's most appealing scenario: that of the formidable opponent of modern-day Western imperialism.

Also, as a wise "S.N.L".

By and large, this has been seen as a wise decision, rather than a disaster.

Not every chief executive views a hyper-connected vehicle as a wise investment.

As a wise man once said, "Correlation is not causation, but it sure is a hint".

Kennan's prescient words continue to give credence to his legacy as a wise man.