Sentence examples for far more wise from inspiring English sources

The antic fizz and theatrical exaggeration of his earlier work have blossomed into a newly sophisticated style, one that is far more wise and deeply felt.

The phone let you send email and instant message, all in a package far more accessible – feature-wise and price-wise – than any smartphone.

Moreover, as the general election surges on, it will become increasingly obvious how far more intelligent and wise Senator Obama is than Senator John McCain.

From the mid-50s onwards, the strait-jacket of the story (boy-girl-conflict-resolution) mattered far more than any wise-cracking shyster the studio might hire to play in it.

As the cost of college attendance grew by leaps and bounds, banks were everywhere, selling their loans and encouraging students to take on far more debt than was wise.

But this time round – older, wiser, far more sober – it wasn't so easy to stay silent.

It's the people that make a place, and even though there's not been a more affordable time in many years to visit Colombia than right now, spend time with Colombians and you'll be enriched far more than just money-wise.

He was far more reasonable and kind and wise than his mother, but then there was Ana, only four, a constant threat to the social contract.