Sentence examples for consider wise from inspiring English sources

And it is precisely in disturbed times that economists can and sometimes do offer dramatically better predictions and policy judgments than what we normally consider wise men.

It's no secret that millions of high school and college students have not found it difficult to "experiment," but this book offers heart-warming stories of parents who have initiated their own offspring, teaching patterns of what they consider wise use, in some cases sharing the carefully arranged experiences.

For this they were considered "wise men".

Open criticism of Palestinian militants is not considered wise.

But her actual words belie that: confident, considered, wise beyond her years.

It has long been considered wise to keep your mind and body active to enjoy a healthy old age: work crossword puzzles, socialize, read.

Against any advice that would be considered wise, he ran the 2000 London Marathon with a wrenched ankle and exacerbated the injury, preventing him from participating in the Olympic marathon trials as an American citizen.

They recommended the creation of a national-laboratory system, to insure that organizations such as the Metallurgical Laboratory could exist in peacetime, and lobbied vigorously for what they considered wise policy on atomic weapons.

Besides, locking in the space at today's asking rents, which for sublets is about $45 a square foot in Midtown South, according to Studley, is considered wise, because rents are expected to climb, companies say.

He is certainly considered wise, of very great intellect and especially as very practical.

Would it be considered wise for the European Commission to sit back and watch Europe's economy collapse?