Sentence examples for wise quite from inspiring English sources

People are quite wise, quite intelligent, yes".

"We have fallen behind coaching-wise quite a bit with part of the rest of the world," said Jose Higueras, the U.S.T.A.'s director of coaching.

Apparently, I'm sarcastic and wise — though quite often drunk (even though I am also quite successful).

MR: When you look back at the Anthrax years, your classic lineup, can see a progression from then to now? JB: Well, everybody has gotten a lot wiser, and quite efficient musician-wise.

"The comedy style at the time was very much about making gags to the audience, but Morecambe and Wise realised quite early on that they could be funny by talking to each other as well," he says.

Execution wise, not quite.

In fact, I count those who view a clip like this and are moved to disgust, as wise and quite reasonable.

In her latest turn as Vice President Selina Meyer on HBO's hit Veep--a show co-created by Armando Iannucci and the brilliant New York magazine writer, Frank Rish--Louin-Dreyfullis in flightlight portraying the overtly ambitious, not quite wise, but scary smart VP.

That's not quite wise for a winning candidate.

It's not a wise use of quite substantial resources.

(A word to the wise: the hotel quite rightly recommends that you bring your own footwear; vintage shoes can be delicate and not suitable for jaunting about in).