Sentence examples for indeed wise from inspiring English sources
The founding fathers were indeed wise.
Sometimes "WineWise" is indeed wise, as when warning readers away from a dependence on critics' scores.
Indeed, Wise describes how C.I.A. recruiters have traditionally attempted to tap into the murky, retaliatory impulses of Russians and others, trying to persuade them to share secrets about their governments.
[Qur'an 41 34] Indeed wise words for times like ours.
Indeed, Wise et. al. [41] has reported that the surface area of astrocytes in apposition to GnRH neurons is reduced with age.
Wise counsel indeed – wiser in the pro-Trump, pro-Le Pen, pro-Erdoğan, pro-Putin, pro-populist demagoguery world.
Indeed, these "wise men" may not be disinterested parties; often they are drawn from the established elite.
There are indeed many wise people, including Brent Scowcroft, the former national security adviser, who have long argued privately that a bureaucratic overhaul could make some difference.
For the time being, Mr Bush would indeed be wise to postpone any dramatic new diplomacy until after Israel has completed its withdrawal from Gaza.
The White House and Downing Street should have known this; indeed, some wise experts told them at the time, along with the defeatist quiet-life diplomats, the soldiers who don't like getting their kit dirty and the usual crowd of well-meaning idealists and nostalgic Soviet-apologists.
