Sentence examples for seemingly wise from inspiring English sources

It only got interesting again this week when the state Supreme Court met to hear Mr Coleman's final lawsuit, and when Tim Pawlenty, the state's Republican governor, announced that he would not seek a third term in office (a seemingly wise move in light of his poll numbers).On the first count, Mr Coleman seems to be doomed.

Just after a long three-day holiday weekend, in the middle of a scorching triple-digit afternoon on Tuesday, on a patch of sidewalk in Chinatown outside the seemingly wise Confucius Plaza at Bowery and Bayard Street, a pile of trash simmered in the New York sun.

"ONCE ajar, the door to female mystery is hard to shut again," says a seemingly wise old psychiatrist in Patrice Leconte's "Intimate Strangers" ("Confidences Trop Intimes"), opening on Friday, and while the relevance of that plummy bon mot to real life is highly dubious, its applicability to the careers of French actresses is inarguable.

Some parents take the seemingly wise step of seeking professional help only to be sent to an ineffective or harmful program.

Level-headed and seemingly wise beyond his years, Radcliffe gave Moviefone a few minutes to pick his brain while on a junket in Toronto.

I didn't know I needed to read another story in which an inexperienced young student type seeks self-knowledge in the arms of an older, seemingly wiser professorial type, but in "My Education" the theme felt entirely original and masterfully handled.

We've known for a while now that Ruffalo is due to join Chris Hemsworth's Son of Odin for some kind of cosmic buddy movie – Marvel having seemingly wised up to the fact that multiple superhero combos should not be the exclusive preserve of the Avengers movies – but the prospect just got all that more tantalising.

We gained a new cousin who was much younger (but seemingly wiser) than all of us, and the families became one, again.

Function wise it seemingly offers a variety of content that could make it a compelling site for professional women.

The politicians, seemingly incapable of ideas, are wise not to attempt any.

Bulger was a ready-made caricature of this nation's prototypical gangbanger a bookie, a loanshark, a protect-the-business-by-any-means-necessary kind of guy and he had an origin story seemingly prewritten for a true wise guy, or at least for a Martin Scorcese flick.