Sentence examples for wise opinions from inspiring English sources
"Even if it is outside his own field, I find he can cut to the chase and offer very wise opinions".
The King is popular in the Western press, and he likes to grant interviews in which His Royal, wise opinions receive much positive attention.
You would listen to her wise opinions if she didn't invalidate them by screaming whenever she drove past a friendly neighborhood Chipotle because it "used to be a club where we talked about heroin and welfare!" In the past few years, Sinead has spent more time writing letters to Miley Cyrus than recording music.
More recently, wise opinion has moved sharply towards forecasting a Labour landslide.
In general, when he can associate a wise opinion with Freud he says it was the view of Freud.
Recently, the philosopher Gary Gutting published a wise opinion piece, "The Real Humanities Crisis," in The New York Times.
This is often said in the next breath after the same wise opinion-shapers have pointed out that the shooting last week was the worst terrorist attack in the United States since 9/11.
Similar peers are great, but a differing, oft wiser opinion can challenge and reshape the way you perceive friendships and relationships.
Many are reacting to the diagnoses and suggestions of vets, but to passively accept the edict of one professional without a wider search for answers and consultation of the wisest "opinion" - that of the dog, is sometimes enough to kill an old dog prematurely.
I am always surprised when people assume, as Rosen does here, that Jonathan Swift was being completely serious when he wrote "A Proposal for Correcting, Improving and Ascertaining the English Tongue", but in general he has a pleasingly wise set of opinions.
