Sentence examples for too wise to from inspiring English sources

Walcott is too wise to take his inclusion for granted.

Dame Shirley is too wise to perpetuate such rhetoric.

But she's too wise to indulge in nostalgia.

"Thou and I are too wise to woo peaceably," Benedick tells Beatrice.

But Ipswich were too wise to be had for a laugh.

Mr. Weber is too wise to turn what he learned about umpiring into a set of lessons for life.

Age can bring wisdom, but she's far too wise (aged?) to believe that that's a universal truth.

They are too wise even to leave home for national medical meetings.

Heynckes was far too wise and respectful to buy that one when it was proffered to him.

A few ill-judged moves and you could go from the A-list to nay-list quicker than you can say, 'Don't you know who I used to be?' But Depp, Smith, Clooney and their fellow stars look too wise and robust to make those kinds of mistakes.

They are far too wised up to suit their shallow, fragile, ignorant Commander-in-Chief.