Sentence examples for considered a wise from inspiring English sources

Even without a compensatory draft pick, it would have been considered a wise decision.

He said he hoped there could be "in Egypt a transition towards a more democratic system, without a rupture, with a president like Mubarak who, for all the West starting with the United States, has always been considered a wise man and a point of reference".

Although much of his life remains obscure, Nerva was considered a wise and moderate emperor by ancient historians.

Eric Kleitsch, another ex-member who spent 12 years in a punishment camp for criticising L Ron Hubbard, considered a WISE listing as a sign of an active Scientologist and he should know.

Cheney, once a media darling, was considered a wise "grown-up," to use a Washington word, even as he engineered one evil deed after another in the same secretive manner as his first master, Richard Nixon.

Moreover, involving early adopters is considered a wise strategy in innovation diffusion [ 71].

The same is true of Bill Clinton, who left office under a hail of ethics questions but is now considered a bona fide Wise Man by Democrats and even some Republicans.

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We should stay right here.'' I'd have considered it a wise policy even at a more peaceable juncture in the course of human-elephant relations.

Sven Arne Hansen, the president of an association of European meet directors, said in a telephone interview from Norway that he considered it a "wise move, because somebody has to start doing something".

The Carnegie survey found that 68% of Georgians considered Stalin "a wise leader who brought the Soviet Union to might and prosperity," although a nearly equal proportion said they wouldn't want to live in a country ruled by Stalin.