Sentence examples for it's very wise from inspiring English sources

And I think it's very wise.

"I think it's very wise – and speaks highly of Robert [Pattinson] that he's formed a thing with David.

"I understand the desire to be around people like ourselves, and I don't have a problem with that, but I don't think it's very wise.

Steve McNamara, general secretary of the LTDA, told The Independent: "The reason [the tweet] will have been taken down is that we don't think it's very wise to make political headway over something so awful, but the reality is that he was an Uber driver and he was still licensed.

Stevenson may advise billionaires on where to allocate their assets, but he says "it's very wise not to take futurology seriously" because "there are no real qualifications to become a futurologist and a lot of what [futurologists] say about the future is, by necessity, speculation".

"It's very wise that the committee didn't try to spell out specific recipes, because one size does not fit all," comments biologist Shirley Tilghman, president of Princeton University.

"It was very wise of Jonny to get away those two years," Cooper Schell, Moseley's coach and quasi-agent, said.

It is very wise; it's a suggestion of ordinary common sense," Grieve told the Guardian.

"It is very wise in our opinion to have this action being taken under contingency".

In order to be on the safe side it is very wise to consider 1.5C as the right guardrail, given all the uncertainties from risk analyses.

"It was very wise for our next president to pick someone from Staten Island for this job," she said, not the least bit boastfully.