Sentence examples for wise conclusions from inspiring English sources

These are wise conclusions.

It plunged the shellshocked Labour party into a leadership contest before it had time to absorb its general election defeat or to draw wise conclusions.

Segal herself,  acknowledges this risk and finally comes to wise conclusions about  what she is seeking  "ways of living a good life in old age".

Plato believed that ultimate truth can be reached through dialogue, and you'll be surprised at the truths you can discover and the wise conclusions you can draw just by listening to the unbelievable experiences of others.

That seemed a sad but wise conclusion so long as those failing authoritarian states really were far-flung.

They will not like Gray's wise conclusion that "non-intervention is a morally compromised option" and that "military action may be justified".

Yet May's own campaign team has drawn the wise conclusion from the helter-skelter drama of the past few weeks that, as one of them put it to me, "anything can happen in politics".

That looked like a wise conclusion initially, as the first two polls released just after the debate — a CNN survey and the first installment of the Pew poll — had Mr. Perry with a healthy 23 percent of the vote.

Hence, we share the wise conclusion of Jeffares et al. [54].

Which also leads to the conclusion that Walker made a wise decision in choosing Oklahoma over Michigan State after he got his academics in order at Coffeyville Community College in Kansas.

Wise decision!