Sentence examples for wise considers from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wise considers" is not correct in English as it lacks grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you want to express that a wise person takes something into account, but it needs additional words for clarity. Example: "A wise person considers all options before making a decision."
Wise considers herself a rare hybrid among her web-savvy peers, who often can't or don't want to escape the ether, jaded about an offline art world ruled by "old white Swiss men," she said with a grin.
He hates seeing himself on film; wise, considering that he gets decapitated in his latest, "The Shipping News".
"I couldnt play the president because the decision to drop the bomb would look like a stupid, naive one instead of a wise considered one," says Mr. Clooney.
It has taken a while, but finally here's some wise, considered, insightful commentary on the extraordinary news events of the past few weeks.
That seems wise considering that Azarenka, the free-swinging No. 1, and the No. 2 Maria Sharapova each could win no more than four games against Williams in Madrid.
After a short pass to Colts receiver Marvin Harrison, Simms said Harrison "doesn't read signals" -- perhaps wise considering Manning's wild cryptology -- but receives the play "from whoever lines up next to him".
That seems wise, considering Whitman built one of the world's most beloved content recommendation engines: Spotify's Discover Weekly.
Wise, considering that previous details issued by the department were later retracted as inaccurate.
That's pretty wise, considering that Obama doesn't enjoy the economic fundmentals that helped Truman win.
Which is probably wise, considering North Korea historically has a bit of a penchant for abducting foreign nationals who've wronged them in some way, before trapping them there indefinitely.
If women face substantial transport costs and informal payments, it may be wise considering cost-effective and safe home-based deliveries with skilled birth attendance [ 26, 27].
