Sentence examples similar to more wise of from inspiring English sources
Some of the volunteers are more wise to the ways of prisoners.
"We think of ourselves as having made progress as we grow older, more wise, less capable of doing harm," he said.
It's a sense of being more wise really.... Sort of thing....
They may make us feel smarter or more wise in the ways of the world, but they rarely make us feel happy.
For example, in his analysis of the Book of Proverbs he argues that its sayings are "inferior in keenness to the proverbs of the Spaniards, and not more wise and economical than those of the American Franklin".
Barack Obama's pick of Joe Biden for the role now seems all the more wise.By choosing the governor of Alaska as his running mate, Mr McCain also turns the spotlight on the state's politics, which is currently entangled in corruption scandals.
When I have the courage to connect up with [others by listening], I become exponentially more wise," concludes Akaya Windwood, President of the Rockwood Leadership Institute, a nationally recognized leadership training program.
Ms. Danes has always seemed more wise and sure-footed than some of her fellow "it girls".
Everyone's more wised up.
Jason Russell sounds a more emollient note, which is professionally wise of him.
