Sentence examples for sometimes wise from inspiring English sources

But it's sometimes wise to start out small.

But after a while I began looking around in hopes of finding the shape of the novel that holds all these interesting (and sometimes wise) stories.

"I think sometimes you get too complicated on these things and I think it's sometimes wise to step back from it and say: 'Well global warming is going upwards and sea ice extent is going downwards.

Remember it's sometimes wise to listen first and speak second.

It's valid and sometimes wise to stay silent about a vital facet of your life for a finite period of time, but you'll be miserable if you do it forever.

I have found over the years that it is sometimes wise to try to negotiate a cash settlement for major repairs or appliance replacement, versus leaving it up to the seller.

"The barbarians at the gate are sometimes wiser than the gatekeeper," says Mr Wyser-Pratte.

Sonia Sodha goes too far in her article "Is the state sometimes wiser than parents?" (Comment).

This dictate is followed precisely by the Neo Futurists, and you become quickly aware of how long three minutes of darkened silence can seem, and why it is sometimes wiser to honor the spirit of a stage direction rather than the letter.

A fool without fear is sometimes wiser than an angel with fear.

For this vessel type it could be sometimes wiser to exclude design speed considerations in the attained EEDI.