Sentence examples for wise enough to be from inspiring English sources

Glover was wise enough to be impressed with the adjustment Duke had made.

If they're wise enough to be patient, though, the brown, beige, and rich can just wait for the sick old whities to die off.

She was at her peak in the early 60s, young enough to be sexually compelling, but wise enough to be a tragic witch.

If Mr. Bush is wise enough to be politically flexible, he can redeploy his tax cut in ways that Democrats and the nation will cheer later.

Here are my suggestions though don't expect me to be wise enough to follow them: 1.

But he's wise enough to want to be a lawyer – and I didn't even teach him that.

This has been a hot market especially in developing countries, and Nixty is wise enough to recognize that's where a lot of the battle is going to be fought, rather than in the US.

The irony, which Campos is wise enough to leave unspoken, is that Christine's ultimate act was to grant the station all the publicity it craved, and more.

He's been birding since he was 2 years old, but is already wise enough to know birds are often heard rather than seen.

I was wise enough to know it was E taking effect, rather than anything to do with me, but it was just one of those things; there was a lot of craziness in the air.

He is wise enough to know that being Henry's henchman, fixer and stand-in (he even ghostwrites a love letter as Henry courts Jane) is a mixed blessing.