Sentence examples similar to wise about how to from inspiring English sources

I showed it to Kiernan [Shipka aka Sally Draper], she's like: "That song is so beautiful!" "I realised that, contrary to the rules of cinema, you could tell a story about what was on someone's mind if you really, really tried hard and thought silent movie-wise about how to illuminate an internal experience.

We went off to university with a working knowledge of the AK47, a clear understanding of the difference between amoebic dysentery and giardia, and still none the wiser about how to talk to girls.

Working with one of the most charismatic, and busy, group of actors ever to be certified by the Screen Actors Guild, Mr. Caruso came through that experience tougher and wiser about how to steal scenes without getting caught at it.

But after having studied the answers to question 2, you have perhaps become more realistic in your goals and wiser about how to meet them.

Indeed if anything, by the end we're wiser about how to use our power and more plugged into the international system.

If we are to make wise decisions about how to reap the unimaginable benefits of synthetic biology while responsibly limiting the risks, it behoves us to understand this fear... as it does with our worries about genetically modified food, or vaccines, or nanotechnology, or many of the other modern technologies that can help us live longer and healthier lives.

The only way for students to make a wise decision about how to learn is to understand the types of outcomes, peer groups, and time commitment each type of learning offers and promises.

By getting to the root of the emotion behind the thought you can then make wiser decisions about how to respond to what is triggering that emotion, rather than stay captive to unproductive thought loops.

In her letter to the Brown family, Fulton offers wise counsel, both about how to deal with being in the spotlight, and how to honor your child's memory.

This could have an influence on policy, for the underlying row among the five wise men was really about how to get the economy growing again.

President Clinton made him chair of his Council of Economic Advisers, but not before he had given some wise advice to the Chinese about how to go about liberalising their economy.