Sentence examples for most wise and from inspiring English sources

PETER MINUIT: (in Dutch) Greetings, most wise and noble chief.

They are "universally described as both the most wise and the most virtuous part of the community which"—Mill adds acidulously—"is not the Aristocratical [class]" (Mill 1992, 41).

For Hume's treatment of causation rules out the permissibility of Newton's appeal to "final causes" in the justification of the (inductive and probable) argument from design in the "General Scholium" of the Principia: "we know [the Deity] only by his most wise and excellent contrivances of things, and final causes" (for discussion, see Stein 2002).

Campanella begins the "Physiologia" by stating that when the first Being most powerful, most wise and best decided to create the world, defined as its "effigy" and the "image" of its infinite goods, it unfolded an "almost infinite" space in which that effigy was placed.

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If people read with a passion like the most wise and successful people I know, do, our society, on average, would be far more than it is today.

If you are armed, it is most wise to stay behind cover and only use your weapon in cases of self defense.

Then there's this little morsel: kickoff is at 7 p.m. Central time on Saturday, when most wise folks are thinking about fireplaces and hot chocolate.

The loudest in the room is not the strongest, and by no means is the quietest the most wise.

"Tony is not always altogether the most wise judge of character".

Cutting our most experienced also means cutting our most wise.