Sentence examples for particularly wise from inspiring English sources

"It's not particularly wise," he said.

Levin is likable, thoughtful, and sincere, but he is not particularly wise, experienced, or brilliant.

He was particularly wise in restraining his reckless military chiefs then and throughout his thousand days.

This trench coat with a funnel neck would be a particularly wise investment.

Your columnist, for some reason, finds that insight particularly wise and persuasive.

These attributes represent "wisdom" -- even if, as too often now, the person speaking to you isn't saying anything particularly wise.

I am not a legal expert and I am not particularly politically wise.

Now, after spells in charge of Manchester City and Mexico, Eriksson must endure repeated quotes by England players about how different – that is how much better, particularly discipline-wise – the England set-up is under his old Serie A adversary Fabio Capello.

Pardew added: "We don't need any more blows, particularly injury-wise.

A three-year starter who was slotted as the Falcons' starting shortstop, a top hitter and the No. 1 starter, Currie left some holes, particularly pitching-wise.

It's wise, particularly in summer, to book well in advance.