Sentence examples for no more wise from inspiring English sources
If there are no more Wise Men in Washington, can there at least be wisdom?
Harrison's new book, "The Beast God Forgot to Invent," is a collection of three loose-limbed novellas, and in them he revisits the kind of blinkered tough guys we've met in his early work -- only now they're older (Harrison himself is 62) and more ruminative, if no more wise and no less horny.
Much older but no more wiser, the boys are back on the road looking for a long-lost family member in the hope of securing a new kidney for one of them.
How is that any more wise than buying a cheap hard drive then stuffing it with MP3s and FLACs?
Strong tax revenues are no more a guarantee of wise spending than the lottery.
For each category no more than one pair-wise rating was analysed in every patient.
It also explains why he embraced some of the Stoic paradoxes, such as the notion that a kingdom should please the wise man no more than slavery (Manuductio III.12), which reinforced Christian humility, while rejecting others, such as the Stoic dictum that the wise man was, by his own decision, at liberty to take his own life (Manuductio III.22 23), which was blatantly opposed to Christian belief.
Now that Mandela is no longer in this world, the world is anxiously awaiting more wise morsels from his legacy.
George Orwell, the most fearless of commentators, was right to point out that public opinion is no more innately wise than humans are innately kind.
"I think he has become more and more wise.
