Sentence examples for yet wiser from inspiring English sources
Yet "wiser and older" than when he first rose to that challenge, he says: "We shouldn't fight about the past.
And his offensive line, older yet wiser, is the area where the Giants hope to avoid injury most.
We were a little older, but not yet wiser – because in Italy extra euros might get you a better bathroom and glassware, but it doesn't always buy extra space.
Yet wise leaders can manage those disagreements.
Worth's voice is quizzical, yet wise and affectionate.
And yet, "Wise Men and Their Tales" is not saccharine.
She is smart, but not yet wise enough to choose depth over the desire to shine.
Ultimately, it comes down to how you like your wolves; fairytale beast stalking childhood nightmares, or innocent yet wise savage.
AG, Norwich There was once a blissful age when banks had not yet wised up to the potential for cross-selling.
Rabelaisian rabble-rousing is founded on the assumption that the humourless are not yet wise - these novels insist you learn to laugh.
And they have sought to fine-tune their bodies with all manner of rigorously proscribed diets: only raw foods; only plants; only the flesh, fruit and nuts that prehistoric humans, not yet wise to agriculture, would have hunted and foraged.
