Sentence examples for considered very wise from inspiring English sources

I know that I'm not considered very wise and not facing reality.

Some international purchases made a decade ago would be considered very wise today.

Nov. 2, 5 36 p.m. | Updated below | I was happy this afternoon to see New York City Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg choose what I consider very wise language on climate and catastrophic storms in his Bloomberg View piece endorsing President Obama: Our climate is changing.

And considered very seriously.

In the wake of recent threats, the state's elected officials should consider very carefully whether it is wise to allow individuals to purchase guns and carry them in public without so much as a background check to determine if a person has any criminal or mental-health disqualifications.

In considering very intensive glycemic treatment we should, I concluded, remember Elliott Joslin's dictum: "Insulin is a remedy primarily for the wise and not for the foolish, whether they be patients or doctors" (reported in [ 24]).

He told The View: "I think it would be very wise for the minister to consider where he sits at the minute.

May I say, Mr President-in-Office, that I consider this to be a very wise move.

And I think it's very wise.

Rendac Son is a branch of Texas-based company Darling Ingredients International a very wise name choice considering the fact that their eco-friendly industry runs on cute animals.

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