Sentence examples for wise us from inspiring English sources

He praises comments by that wise US diplomat, George Kennan, for saying in a 1998 interview: "Our differences in the cold war were with the Soviet communist regime.

Analyst Rachael Stormonth, of Nelson Hall calls Atos "whipping boys" for the government, which I quote not to make anyone feel sorry for them – rather to point out that the very visibility, the signposting of this firm's deficiencies, should wise us up to the fact that it's a diversionary tactic.

If we cannot forecast the future, at least we have the past as a guide that should wisen us, alert us to the dangers of using that rhetoric".

Nor does he imagine he's wising us up to the fact that many communities are random conglomerations of individuals so isolated they might be living on separate planets.

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

"It might be wise for us to examine our lives and our hearts and our practices".

The wise among us have never lost the knack of doing it slowly.

"It would be wise for us to reform Antiquities just to make sure that process is there," Bishop said Tuesday.

But would it be wise for us to consider limiting the distribution of the tools of this emerging technology?

Cindy insists that we are going to go on the trip and that it may be wise for us to pack guns.

It would seem wise of us Americans in this case to do both leaders the courtesy and ourselves the favor, of taking them at their word.