Sentence examples for wise to live from inspiring English sources

It may not be wise to live like him, or possible to spend every day at Sundance.

This book doesn't encourage or discourage this message, so those who are disturbed by it would be wise to live and let live and just ignore it.

Ashley agreed to a deal which allowed Wise to live with his family in the south of England, spending just a couple of days a week at St James Parkk.

Of course, it's not wise to live off of curated YouTube clips alone.

New Yorkers learned that you can live your lives or your fears, and that it is always wiser to live your lives.

In that case, it might be wiser to live with a scaled-down space station served by Russia's space vehicles and move much more aggressively to develop a new generation of American spacecraft.

But as this book alarmingly illustrates in its account of an octogenarian heir-in-waiting and a mother who lived to be 105, it's wiser to live in the present than to count on what the future is supposed to bring.

She said that she thought I had been wise to go back there to live.

Those are incredibly wise words to live by, no matter what your age.

Lately, steering clear of religion and politics at dinner parties seems a wise way to live.

Instead of going back to your hometown, it may be wise to consider living somewhere that has a much more transient population, "where people are more accustomed to newbies," she suggested.