Sentence examples similar to wise to convey from inspiring English sources

Investors would be wise to take note.

But he cracked wise in a tone earnest enough to convey sympathy rather than contempt for his questioner.

I suspect this story tries to convey to us that wise people looking for God know that they find her in the ordinary.* I think God prefers to work through, and reveal himself, in the ordinary, unspectacular events of everyday life.

Wise to this, the two sides have tried to convey that this is more-or-less what voting for them would achieve in practice, while seeking to push the other lot off the "devo max" territory.

More generally, it may be wise for us as chemists to think about the diagrams that we use to convey information in chemistry.

"Candidates have to make a great first impression appearance-wise, have a solid understanding of the target company, know exactly how to convey that they're the perfect fit for the job and control their body language".

It's a hard message to convey.

But inner lives are hard to convey.

"It has to convey being newborn".

Not all messages are easy to convey.

— and one meant to convey extreme disgust.