Sentence examples for better wiser from inspiring English sources

There are indeed better, wiser, more productive ways than war.

I felt each year you got better, wiser.

I like my job and people mostly leave feeling better, wiser and – yes – cleaner.

Liffey may have blundered into their world without a clue, but he comes back a better, wiser man.

Miliband's mildly social democratic approach isn't proof that he is a better, wiser or more principled leader than Blair, let alone a more popular one.

It is a song that somehow manages to speak directly to Aboriginal people, without excluding non-Indigenous Australians from the band's vision of a better, wiser Australia, a country that is fully conscious of history and all its tragedy.

"Some people think the Crucifixion only took place on Calvary; they better wise up!" the priest shouts.

Then there's "Better Wise Up," with a title that evokes Aimee Mann but a sound that gestures toward Radiohead.

"I think you better wise up, boy," he sings during the fade-out, and it's unclear whether he's admonishing his younger self or his current one.

It also goes much higher up the chain judging by the letters that have been passed my way from various people – parents, for the most part – trying to alert MPs, the Football Association, the Professional Footballers Associationn and many others that the sport had better wise up.

Indians had better wise up.