Sentence examples for being wise of from inspiring English sources
"I suspect him of being wise, of having a vision that subtly and politely exceeds that of ordinary people... [the book] achieves a tragic synthesis... that makes little rational sense, but that reverberates powerfully in the mind".
Mr. Abramowitz said it was wise of Governor Paterson to come clean.
He added that it was wise of Girardi to keep Joba Chamberlain in a setup role.
It would be wise of Mr. Netanyahu to follow in their footsteps.
The Global Times said it was "wise of Mo Yan to avoid talking politics".
It was wise of the designer to move into new categories like fur and leather.
Obvious need: center It was wise of General Manager Ozzie Newsome to re-sign Matt Birk.
Middle East analysts said it was wise of the Bush administration to avoid appointing a high-profile envoy.
I thought it was wise of the teacher to help the children come to grips with horror this way.
"It would have been wise of the palace to have warned her that she would be the subject of intense public and media interest".
It was wise of Teresi, a science writer and former editor of Omni magazine, to establish his bona fides as a skeptic at the outset.
