Sentence examples for doubt the wise from inspiring English sources

This is so evenly balanced between invitation and rebuff that no doubt the wise response is to ignore it.

I have no doubt that the wise public has seen through this partisanship from the start, just as it did during impeachment.

No doubt the company was wise to bank on its cookie that has achieved cult status among fans young and old.

No doubt he was musing upon the wise words of Ban Ki-moon, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, who had opened the proceedings, in a recorded speech, requesting all nations at war to lay down their arms and thus observe "the Olympic Truce".

No doubt the three gift-bearing wise men of St Matthew's Gospel – whose arrival in Bethlehem to pay homage to the infant Jesus is celebrated at the feast of the Epiphany on 6 January – needed that guiding star on the way from the east.

In De la sagesse Charron examined further the possibility of knowledge outside of revealed truths, concluding again that the wise man doubts completely because his mental capacities are unreliable.

A Transcendent Player It is never wise to doubt the truly great ballplayers, so when John Smoltz says he will try to come back from shoulder surgery next year, it is wise to believe him.

It is never wise to doubt the ability of a superstar and his agent to convince just one owner that he is worth a major investment.

We have no doubt that given the facts, the public will make the wise choice.

"There is a large portion of the wise people who say they have doubts.

No doubt a wise commercial decision, but it adds to one's general unease about the entire project -- a sense of exploitation, though who was exploiting whom would be hard to pin down.