Sentence examples for quite wise from inspiring English sources

People are quite wise, quite intelligent, yes".

That's not quite wise for a winning candidate.

The New Yorker, September 2 , 1933P. 13 Frieda came back last week from her first summer at Camp Co Conomo, and her mother isn't sure wheteher it will be quite wise to send her another year.

By Clifford Orr The New Yorker, September 2 , 1933P. 13 Frieda came back last week from her first summer at Camp Co Conomo, and her mother isn't sure wheteher it will be quite wise to send her another year.

In her latest turn as Vice President Selina Meyer on HBO's hit Veep--a show co-created by Armando Iannucci and the brilliant New York magazine writer, Frank Rish--Louin-Dreyfullis in flightlight portraying the overtly ambitious, not quite wise, but scary smart VP.

She is quite wise and has a lot of common sense.

Yet, as I'll stress till I'm blue in the face (and if you don't believe me, come join me in a dialogue with kids) I've found repeatedly that not only do the insights of our youngest enhance my own practical and scholarly undertakings at every turn, they often are quite wiser than those of the 'elites' who are so condescending to them in practice.

He's quite a wise guy, wise beyond his years".

Today, that doesn't look quite as wise as it did then.

Joe, in any case, is not quite the wise, reliable anchor that he so clearly wants to be.

Mr. Margulies brings rattling emotional thunder to the role of the father, another self-deluder who never quite gets wise to himself.