Sentence examples for equally wise from inspiring English sources

Why can't baseball find somebody equally wise and learned and neutral?

In its place is another adage attributed to an equally wise man, George Burns: if you can fake sincerity, you've got it made.

But a while back I realized that not all the wit and wisdom contained in Poor Richard's Almanac was equally witty or equally wise.

The Georgian opposition is equally wise to pledge that he will retire with respect so his forced exit is perceived as a legitimate transfer of power.

Why wouldn't we want to create a team for the future that includes the equally wise, warm and respected Jeanne Broberg?

It's been shared all over social media and always elicits roars of laughter, not because it's a revelation, but because -- much like the sporting world's long awareness of doping, denied or otherwise -- most in the music business are equally wise to this not-so-secret dirty little secret of the modern, post-analogue music world.

Equally, competitors became wise to Xiaomi's online distribution tactics and mimicked them with some success.

Maintaining this double standard is often excruciating, but equally as often wise and worthwhile.

She sang both of those downers during the show's final stretch, along with her equally doleful signature songs "Wise Up" and "Save Me".

Yes, experience matters, but equally important characteristics of wise and effective leaders are judgment, intelligence, creativity and flexibility, nimble thinking, and being open to new ideas that might complement or even supplant previously held ideas.

The section beginning "We wise" is equally cutting, implicating the speaker in the bloody follies of his era even as he confronts his "task" as resistant witness.