Sentence examples for not only wise from inspiring English sources

But of course the essays are not only wise, detached and reflective, but also combative.

While they have already given photographs to the museum, this latest donation is to be made over time -- an arrangement that is not only wise for tax reasons but will also let the couple live with their photographs.

I was not only wise to how hospital staff manipulated the passage of time to lure me into walking again but, as a historian, I was able to locate the origin of this technique in the use of biomechanics in Russian theatre in the 1920s, I let a very puzzled night nurse know.

Hopefully your grandmother was not only wise, but also rich, because you're going to have to take that leap of faith.

Aurangzeb Haneef, a former professor of Islamic studies at Lahore University of Management Sciences, told VICE News he sees the approach as "not only wise but necessary".

With regard to Levie and Smith, Stein concluded, "Aaron's not only wise beyond his years but straight-up wise regardless of years.

He quoted Tylor from his canonical 1871 text, "Primitive Culture," "The civilized man is not only wiser and more capable than the savage, but also better and happier".

And, she suggests, she is not only wiser, but also fully in control of the health care plan she will be selling this time.

And not only wiser, but more chipper.

Tallis's is not only a wise and judicious sensibility but a funny, acute and modest one.

But the truth is that she is wise - not only intelligent, but wise.