Sentence examples for wiser of from inspiring English sources
"I would not be so sure about the English, cousin," muses the wiser of the mafia bosses in the film.
Like the other beaters, he would attach a white flag to the end of his thumb-stick, the better to flush out the dafter – or perhaps I mean the wiser – of the birds.
Holmes, however, was the wiser of us.
Lorraine, being the wiser of the two of us, knew we had some sort of connection that could not be ignored and waited until the time was right to suggest that we hang out as friends.
Would it be wiser of us to restrict the biological applications of quantum theory to the time-honed studies of molecular structure and intermolecular interactions only?
"Soccer-wise, of course you go.
Mr. Wise of the Westchester Group agreed.
"Team-wise, of course, I would say New York.
And how wise of him to avoid it now.
Yet he is commonly regarded as the wisest of the Wise Men.
"It still is as far as level-wise of an opponent and ranking-wise.
