Sentence examples for ever wiser from inspiring English sources
Ever wise, sweet and fun.
I wonder if the electorate will ever wise up.
Such folly and vanity, the ever wise Elizabeth Bennet cautioned, can lead to censure and disgrace.
"On November 29 we will wage our most disruptive strike and protest ever," Wise said.
Ever wise and soothing, the friend urges Wolf to find meaning in her role as an artist.
Here's my Twitter farewell, and another fun riff on his departure: Ever wise, @drgrist takes year off from run-on sentence of bloggery.
Susan Schreter learned these lessons from Oprah Winfrey's start-up, including: "It's not ever wise to initiate customer-facing operations without 100 percent leadership attention and focus".
He has instead put together his skills and energy and essential good will, just when many fans (and many writers, including, to be honest, this one) had despaired of his ever wising up.
Clear rules putting limits on the power of any one individual are critical for the success of any political system, democratic or not, because no one individual is ever wise or benevolent enough to rule indefinitely.
The ever wise Arianna Huffington adroitly makes her points.
