Sentence examples for entirely wise from inspiring English sources

It was morally courageous but not entirely wise.

Entrusting the world's literary heritage to such transient organisations might not be entirely wise.

I'm not sure this confession is entirely wise, since it may inspire inflated expectations in the audience — life changer or bust — for what will turn out to be an unusual but hardly revelatory hour of mild diversion.

Third, it has never been entirely wise to draw national lessons from local elections where voters often understandably respond to local issues – and it's madness now the country is so geographically divided.

But it is hard to leave him without wondering if his personal crusade against the Russians and his insistence on restoring Georgia's territorial integrity have always been entirely wise.Back to top >>ThursdayBEFORE leaving Tbilisi, we take one last look round its churches and monuments.

If indeed "City College, the Faded Jewel of CUNY, Is Recovering Its Luster and Its Achievers" (news article, Feb. 2), it is due almost entirely to the wise but controversial policy of excluding remedial students.

However, our understanding of coevolution is based almost entirely on pair-wise interactions [18] [19].

The idea of turning to a philosopher or historian in order to become wise (an entirely natural assumption for our ancestors) started to seem laughably idealistic and adolescent.

Tests mean nothing more than numbers on a screen to me, it's the use that counts, and to say that this brings an entirely different experience speed wise to general websites is to understate the difference.

I'm not entirely sure it's wise to be quite so blasé about things, it does only represent one side of the coin.

He was silent, too, something that would seem entirely alien after the cracking wise of V's trio of protagonists.