Sentence examples for were very wise from inspiring English sources
"I think the umpires were very wise," Posada said.
A lot of people are confounded by them because they think there was an ignorance of the real zoological function of the animal or they were too fanciful, but in reality bestiaries were very wise books because they tried to do a taxonomy not only of animals but also of their cosmological, symbolic and spiritual meanings.
Jack Valenti, the president of the Motion Picture Association of America, said today that Mr. Gore and Mr. Lieberman were "very wise people" who understood that "the reason the F.T.C. did not recommend government intervention -- in a nonexistent problem, I might add -- is that they know such legislation would be dead on arrival in the first federal court that reviews it".
She appeared to agree with Dick Cheney's manic theory that the vice president is a member of both the executive and legislative branches, although it's hard to tell since she began her answer this way: "Well, our founding fathers were very wise there in allowing through the Constitution much flexibility there in the office of the vice president.
The British were very wise to have given Hong Kong freedom.
"But Andy Flower said 'just be careful on making huge decisions straight away, in the heat of the moment.' Those were very wise words".
