Sentence examples similar to wise many from inspiring English sources

Cadence-wise, many of his sentences sound almost exactly the same.

Wise, as many belated Knick lovers might admit, was not alone in his miscalculations.

Saving old growth forest and spotted owls is wise for many reasons, including controlling infectious diseases.

Growing up with her mother, travelling the world and living in different countries, she's more worldly wise than many of her contemporaries, with confidence to match.

Speaking at a discussion about Scottish independence, Cox described the comic as "an extraordinary man, very gentle and very wise in many ways.

And Elisabeth Kubler-Ross's "On Grief and Grieving" is worth a look; she's wise about many parts of grief, though she also stresses "enrichment" to a degree I found distasteful.

Whether, in fact, lovers of wisdom were also as wise as many of them or their proponents claimed seemed far from obvious to Halevi.

NEA's latest decision to separate some of its investments may be especially wise as many are predicting an imminent turn in the venture market.

But Wise, like many in industrial automation, contends that the robots will ultimately fill jobs that companies are already having a difficult time filling.

The separation by Pressure Swing Adsorption can be efficient energy wise and many microporous zeolites have been mentioned in the literature as promising adsorbents to carry out this separation.

The prevailing status quo tends to be penny wise and many pounds foolish.