Sentence examples for no less wise from inspiring English sources

But in keeping with its cleareyed assessment of the country's troubled present, Ms. D'Amour's play is no less wise about the anesthetizing comforts of nostalgia.

Flannery O'Connor's short stories "Judgment Day" and "Parker's Back," finished days before she died of lupus at the age of 39, are no less wise for having been written by a far younger person than James.

No less wise, the commissioning agreement specifically stipulated that "the parties shall choose a mutually agreeable arbitrator qualified to review design, construction and installation documents and site review" within 10 days and that an opinion would be rendered within 30 days.

— Quentin Hardy Why You Can Ignore C.E.S.: The Great Tablet Hype THE ATLANTIC | Wherein the author argues that if you ignore the news from the show, you don't seem any less wise down the line.

Bratmobile started during the feminist riot-grrrl movement of the mid-1990's and has matured into a wise but no less sassy unit.

In an interview this year, West said he had included a note in which he expressed his concern for Woods's well-being and his hope and belief that Woods would emerge from his personal crisis wiser and no less motivated to become the greatest golfer ever.

The world will be a sadder and less wise place.

I was 15 years younger then, 15 years less wise.

But it was rather less wise for the leader of a cold war superpower.

Osipova is almost the opposite of Cojocaru — much more strong, much less wise.

To be sure, experts aren't always less wise than crowds.