Sentence examples for normally wise from inspiring English sources

One senior adviser to Mr Barzani wondered whether "the normally wise" Mr Gul had taken leave of his senses.

Owls are normally wise in children's books, although Owl in Winnie the Pooh can sometimes get a bit confused about how to spell words like measels or buttered toast.

Her easy target this time is Jesse Ventura who knows a thing about self-promotion himself as the former US Navy Seal who transformed himself into a professional wrestler before mysteriously persuading the normally wise folk of Minnesota to give him the keys to the governor's mansion in 1998.

And it is precisely in disturbed times that economists can and sometimes do offer dramatically better predictions and policy judgments than what we normally consider wise men.

When designing a product to a specification without knowledge of the system or environment in which it will be installed, it is wise to normally separate the two aspects of emissions and susceptibility.

The exhibition's title, "The Centaur's Smile," alludes not only to this pleasantly enigmatic fellow, but also to a poem by Pindar in which the centaur Cheiron -- who, unlike most normally antisocial centaurs, is a wise friend to gods and humans -- "smiles greenly" in response to Apollo, who has asked advice about a certain plan of amorous seduction.

Student's t-test was used for the pair-wise comparison of normally distributed data sets.

So far, the media-wise Commerce Ministry is trouncing the normally secretive central bank.

Mr. Castelveter said even people who did not normally use social media Web sites would be wise to sign up for their airline's Twitter feeds or e-mail alerts for news about specific flights.

These are not things I would normally consider, and I am just speaking decorating-wise, of course.

Convenience-wise, the hassles and high fees normally associated with Wire Transfer and Check payments are greatly reduced or, when a bank is involved in the process, averted completely.