Sentence examples for exactly wiser from inspiring English sources

For all its repetitiveness "Jackass 3-D" offers glimpses of a new source of comedy: the jackass in autumn, not exactly wiser but less reckless, cursed with foreknowledge, haunted by the pain reflex.

Wasn't exactly wise for Miliband to make his cutting the deficit year-on-year pledge either, was it?

But Azevedo loves tropical America, and sees surrender to its marriage of Eros and Thanatos as inevitable, if not exactly wise.

Kirsten Vose: It is crazier swim-wise, not exactly school-wise because we don't have as much.

For example, spending $23,000 annually (the equivalent of tuition to an elite private school) to educate the average kid in DC is not exactly a wise investment: it's about as wise as investing in subprime mortgage backed securities.

But, and it's a big "but," America: Putting a con man at the helm of a foundering ship is not exactly the wisest course of action.

This doesn't mean bringing a pack of friends, but being alone in his apartment for the first time isn't exactly a wise choice.

Fortunately, the Fourth Circuit spoke up clearly, in exactly the way wise nominalists always did back in the eleventh century.

They are like Ogotemmêli, whose presentation, however complex and amazing in details, is exactly what every wise Dogon person is expected to know (Sage Philosophy, pp. 9 10).

While no one exactly knows which wise man spoke these powerful words, we all know them to be true.

In fact, most of us - even in the social cause and advocacy community - make our living in part by appealing to people's impulses, to cause them to do things that are not exactly healthy or wise.