Examples of using Were wise in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Not many were wise.
Both were wise and foolish.
Our ancestors were wise.
If you were wise, you will not return.
Your ancestors were wise.
They were wise in handling the situation.
Your ancestors were wise.
You were wise not to refuse her.
But our ancestors were wise!”!
Your people were wise to choose thee.
A 2 Five of them were foolish, and five were wise.
Tiberius, you were wise once.
You were wise, lords, to foresee this.
The Tolteca were wise.
New Yorkers were wise to stay indoors on Saturday.
Five of them were foolish, and five were wise.”.
Nepalese military leaders were wise to follow his advice.
Before you were ignorant, but you thought you were wise.
I mean, you were wise, you addressed your hair, you realised.
Five of them were foolish, and five were wise,"Mt 25.
Those who were wise in their own estimation came to put him to the test.
We are told at the beginning of the story that five of the bridesmaids were wise and five were foolish.
Builders were wise when they said,"If you have proof, you have to pursue it!
The two most expensive players in the world are both residing in Paris,and it can only be hoped that these purchases were wise ones or they may feel a bit out of pocket.
If only my friends were wise and encouraging and the teachers truly wise, generous and kind.
Stupid people have to exist too, because if everyone were wise then there would be so much good sense in the world that every other person would be driven crazy by it.
If the devil were wise enough and would stand by in silence and let the Gospel be preached, he would suffer less harm.
Once upon a time it was ruled by seven great kings, they were wise and reasonable, under them develop science and technology, culture and the economy, the state flourished.
If the devil were wise enough to be silent and let the Gospel be preached, he would sustain less harm.
Those who were wise among the Greeks and the barbarians have advanced to the powers which have come into being by way of imagination and vain thought.
