Sentence examples for least wise from inspiring English sources

The minds of Paul and Cora, the male and female centres of the novel's two mirroring halves, are so fully occupied by this most astute and sympathetic of writers, that the reader hardly questions their weirdest and least wise moves.

Speaking of wise old men, or at least wise men, Jeremy Lin had lunch with the former ESPN editor who was fired for writing a headline disparaging of Asian Americans, according to Anthony Rieber of Newsday.

Mr. Calomiris said he would "make a strong case" against additional purchases of government debt, and added: "When we need central banks to act the wisest, they often act the least wise".

Moreover, Spinoza argues that it is often the least wise and the most obnoxious who initiate moral crusades, and just as it is often the wisest and most peace-loving who are the targets of such campaigns (20, 256 58).

As Bentham put it, "The happiest of mankind are sufferers by war; and the wisest, nay, even the least wise, are wise enough to ascribe the chief of their sufferings to that cause" (Bentham 1789, Fourth Essay) One of the problems for consequentialist arguments against war is that judgments vary about whether war always causes more suffering than it prevents.

But refusing to attempt any sort of reconciliation at all is frankly the worst, weakest, and least wise consensus.

But if the smartphone can help us recall events in our own lives, it has yet another purpose that makes us, if not smarter, at least wiser.

It was the year's second-least wise piece of PR, just behind Dave Whelan revealing he used to call the Chinese "chingalings … And they weren't offended either".

Shrimp pasta with black olive pesto and preserved lemon was very flavorful; rosemary chicken spaghettini didn't taste of much at all, least-wise rosemary.

He says the government has done at least one wise thing today.

In fact, he is preparing to play a much longer game.A tactical retreat, at the least, looks wise.