Sentence examples for wise point from inspiring English sources

"And we lost the older, wise point guard, Mark Jackson".

Delaney contracted hepatitis A while working for MTV, but makes the wise point that he's lucky it wasn't B or C. "So if you're test-driving hepatitises, may I recommend hepatitis A? It really is the Cadillac of hepatitises".

In an epilogue, Hoock makes the wise point that, given what wars of national liberation are actually like, Americans should perhaps be disabused of our enthusiasm for nation-building and democracy exportation.

Lest anyone think that the Swedes didn't show up, rather than show up bravely and then get beaten, one should also reference the wise point, often made by the announcers, that such normally cautious players as Daniel Sedin and Daniel Alfredsson were cheerfully throwing their bodies in front of pucks — offering, one felt, a silent editorial on the significance of the normal N.H.L. schedule.

On this subject, Geoff Butcher expressed the extremely wise point of view that, if a scientist wants to work with very healthy rodents, he/she should be using F1 animals obtained from crossing two separate inbred strains.

In one of his Observer TV reviews he described a sense of humour as "just common sense, dancing", and his own humour works like that, frugally making some wider and wiser point.

For example, Jain's fairness index [20] and max-min fairness index capture the fairness among all the users at the holistic level and from a centralized (system-wise) point of view.

where ⊙ denotes the carrier-wise point-to-point multiplication.

Perhaps, but it is still not wise to point it out before apologising.

Street Wise's point of difference is that it doesn't just feed people.

The university also thought it'd be wise to point out the person might be Middle Eastern.