Sentence examples for presumably wiser from inspiring English sources

They were older, presumably wiser and definitely much more temperate.

Vivian, as the older, presumably wiser, character, often speaks up.

"I'm a little bit older and presumably wiser now.

"Waste of time," said older and presumably wiser types.

In the past, he said, most of the clients were on their second or third marriages -- jaded, older and presumably wiser.

Judge Sabich, who strives to be a scrupulous self-examiner, can't stop wondering why he nonetheless finds himself, two decades older and presumably wiser, making exactly the same mistakes that, as he puts it, "all but ruined his life".

It demands that people desist from violence and submit their disputes to a process of codified rules, presided over by presumably wise arbiters called judges.

Finally, after what seems like an eternity since tickets went on sale, we have confirmations over who will play the older (and presumably even wiser) Harry, Hermione and Ron.

Unlike bound variables, singular terms sometimes do and sometimes do not carry ontological commitment: 'Socrates is wise' presumably does; but 'Pegasus does not exist' presumably does not.

If you were managing your own money, though, you presumably would be wise enough to aim for total return (income plus capital gain), not "income".

(Although Daryl's owl – which presumably tastes like old, wise chicken – looked good).