Sentence examples for wisdom of him from inspiring English sources

All of which points to the wisdom of him sitting tight until the tournament is over and taking a clear run at the job next September.

This would be true even without Bill Clinton's sexual and financial history, but those factors underscore the wisdom of him being as invisible a First Gentleman as possible".

Then there was the Man of Steel awards dinner in Manchester a couple of years ago, when Steve marched over to me purposefully a few weeks after I'd wondered aloud in a Set of Six column about the wisdom of him arriving at matches in a sponsored car.

Suddenly she saw the wisdom of keeping him out of the game, so his Faith made him yet another enemy.

Salford's centre Stuart Littler has already learnt the wisdom of following him around the field and profited with two tries.

Regardless of Mr. Falk's views, some Israelis questioned the wisdom of banning him, noting that it would hardly make his reports more sympathetic.

Yet, somehow, even as his triumphs put his nomination beyond question, they do not leave the wisdom of selecting him as a candidate beyond doubt.

The Mets were wise to acquire Castillo from the Minnesota Twins last July, but executives from other teams questioned the wisdom of signing him for four more years.

Mr. Romney, whose aides have been debating the wisdom of keeping him cloistered from news media interviews and aggressive campaigning for much of the year, has abruptly shifted course.

Both Real Madrid's defeats this season have come with Ronaldo not in the side and the wisdom of resting him will only be known after tomorrow's second leg in Barcelona.

Since his controversial act at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania early in the season, Valentine had been a model citizen, saying nothing that would give his employers reason to question the wisdom of giving him a new contract.