Sentence examples for wise to know from inspiring English sources

To love someone, is it wise to know everything about them?

Mr. Bingham is probably wise to know that he needs to keep his head from becoming too inflated.

"If in the future, Israel will decide to vaccinate people, they will be the ones to do the vaccination, so it's wise to know that they are already vaccinated," Mr. Hadari said.

No. It's not even wise to know everything about one's children's first seconds of life – believe me, it's not pretty – and that's before we get to teenage years and friending them on Facebook.

But that with which you work, it is perhaps wise to know, and if nothing else, my employer's august name tends to open doors that might otherwise stay shut.Although the (very) high veld leaves me gasping for breath, (Johannesburg and London's time zones are close enough; their altitudes differ tremendously), I'm an eager arrival.

These are entirely elective procedures, and anyone who is a candidate for either would be wise to know in advance just what they involve, both during the surgery and for months afterward, and what limitations on athletic activities are likely afterward.

"It also helps us, morale-wise, to know that we are on the right track".

A man can condemn his enemies, but it's wiser to know them".

"But I'm wise enough to know a phony when I see one".

"But I'm now wise enough to know the limitations of that approach".

Cavett was wise enough to know he had gold, and just let him talk.