Sentence examples for looked a wise from inspiring English sources

England won the toss and chose to field, which looked a wise decision when Finn dismissed Mahela Udawatte (four) in the third over and Danushka Gunathilaka (nine) in the seventh.

It looked like a wise decision a month ago when the colt finished a well-beaten third in the Gotham Stakes at Aqueduct.

That looked like a wise conclusion initially, as the first two polls released just after the debate — a CNN survey and the first installment of the Pew poll — had Mr. Perry with a healthy 23 percent of the vote.

She let her hair grow back short and gray, and looked like a wise elf (an impression only accentuated, in a funny sort of way, when she had a face-lift not long after).

As of last Friday, the stock had dropped to $65.53, making the underwriters' prudent pricing look a bit wiser than it did initially.

"We're still negotiating details," Mr. Parnes said, "but the hiatus looks like a wise strategy that will allow more people to see the show and earn more money for investors".

"We were defeated today and some bad goals went in against us, but we said attacking-wise we looked a constant threat.

"Do I look like a wise man to you?" March 19 , 2015

Today, at 37, Taylor looks like a wise man, with his bushy beard and direct, intelligent stare.

His next, an adaptation of the Peter Carey novel, looks like a wise return to the Aussie true-crime scene he so brilliantly mined in debut Snowtown.

Allardyce was almost sacked last summer after a difficult season in which his attack was blunted by Andy Carroll's foot injury and at Christmas it was looking like a wise move to grant him a reprieve.