Sentence examples for especially wise from inspiring English sources
That makes it especially wise to hire an irrigation specialist.
For dessert, an especially wise choice is the blackberry tart, which has an unexpected gingerbready kick.
Gordon Brown came across as old and leaden without seeming especially wise.
The Burning Question is eloquent on the trade-offs between economics and ecology, and especially wise on the psychology that has most of the world paralysed.
The Giants seem especially wise these days, but eight other franchises have also reached the playoffs at least twice in the last three seasons.
As a talking head Mr. Coleman is — as he always was — charismatic and clever, sounding especially wise on the subject of the overplayed "What you talkin' about" line that, he says, cost him his dignity.
It's a strange film, slow and a little thin, but beautifully filmed and the performances are terrific – especially from Wise, who makes Ruskin's rejection of his wife and adherence to his mother (Julie Walters) skin-crawlingly creepy.
Since little is known of Casimir's sympathies, personal interests, thoughts, and feelings, he must be judged on his deeds, which characterize him as an especially good, wise, and, to a degree, even modern ruler.
The full on-ground architecture still appears beneficial, especially throughput wise.
P2: And especially food wise, if you want to have boiled vegetables, jacket potato, you'd have to make that separate.
