"wise thinking" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It generally refers to the act of making wise or intelligent decisions or thought processes. Example: "John's success in life can be attributed to his wise thinking and strategic planning."
Now, I hope the University and the City listen to your wise thinking.
Yet, every other subgroup those using third-person pronouns, and those using first-person pronouns to discuss a friend's situation exhibited comparably higher amounts of wise thinking.
In 2003, Robert Sternberg explained that wisdom and creativity require entirely different ways of thinking: "Creative thinking is often brash whereas wise thinking is balanced".
Are not the People of America there^fore^ wise in thinking that their Safety depends on their union?
Professor Monroe Price, the director of the Annenberg Center for Global Communication Studies states: "There was no scholar so committed, passionate, disciplined and wise in thinking through the relationship between the media and the political system".
He may be less than wise in thinking he can change minds by questioning parliament's authority.In this section China again for the Kuomintang Leaving home Doctor's orders Wahid says sorry, up to a point Lust for power The salaryman's song A billion Indians now ReprintsMr Wahid has taken such calculated risks before, using the same defective abacus.
Though survival of the self after bodily death is "of the highest Importance to Mankind yet it must be acknowledged that [all] the Arguments that Philosophy suggests upon this head are not of such Strength but that they may leave some doubt even in the Minds of wise and thinking Men" (Animate Creation 629).
It will take time for Memphis fans to get over the pain of watching Gay, a franchise cornerstone, fall victim to penny-wise thinking, particularly in light of the Grizzlies' not-so-impossible championship prospects.
They'd all be wise to start thinking about it now.
It would be wise to start thinking about one now, rather than waiting for Nepal's complete collapse.
