Sentence examples for wise to listen from inspiring English sources
And Russia would be wise to listen.
It is wise to listen closely to these two; they are rarely on the losing side.
When Vint Cerf, often called the "father of the Internet," is speaking, it's wise to listen.
President Trump and his top advisers would be wise to listen to President Bush.
The successful applicant would be wise to listen to the public anger on top pay.
When Paterson speaks on such matters it seems wise to listen.
In the glossy pages, this advice may be aimed more at couples but a number of high-profile businessmen would have been wise to listen-up this week as workplace spats and communication issues made headlines.
It is always a wise policy to listen to the voice of experience.
But when the intermediary listens to the situation, she might also hear that it is wise to stop listening and just act (as the Power Promoter does), to keep the process steady by compromise (as the Diplomat does), or to propose a third way (as the Creative Integrator does).
"I think it is always wise for people to listen to the community... politics is not a photo at a particular moment and everything stops there... it is important that we bring the community with us on matters of national security," Shorten said.
Instead of walking up to the restaurant or perhaps giving your family a pre-memorized phrase for what you are to order, it is wise for you to listen to how the locals order their food, and just imitate them as best as you can.
