be wise after the event

Oh, it was easy to be wise after the event.

That's nonsense a clear case of people being wise after the event.

He always disliked people who were wise after the event.

Well, I suppose we should have thought of it, but it's so easy to be wise after the event.

As regards the first question, I would suggest that it is easy to be wise after the event.

"Any idiot can be wise after the event," he said.

But she added: "It is easy to be wise after the event.

An old proverb notes that it's easy to be wise after the event.

It's easy to be wise after the event, but alarm bells should have gone off after that.

We are not being wise after the event in pointing to the reasons why Imperial consolidation was foredoomed.

We aren't being wise after the event.

Of course, landslide detection cannot be installed everywhere and it is easy to be wise after the event.

Thus evolutionary change in a population of organisms can only track and respond to the changes in the environment, continually being wise after the event.

'It doesn't help to be wise after the event,' Graham said tersely.

It was easy to be wise after the event: who would have dreamed that they would land in one of the few places beyond Lifeguard's reach?

Lord Justice Slade said that, in the case of 'sleepers', it was all too easy to be wise after the event.

'A Pole is wise after the event!'

It is easy to be wise after the event, but it would appear that the biggest mistake was that of trying to create a Cult Success.

It is always easy to be wise after the event and no doubt if we do proceed apace we may not achieve a 100% satisfactory outcome.

I won't give you the chance of telling me again how nasty I am, so I won't say you're being wise after the event.'

It's easy to be wise after the event and say that it was a panic decision, but considered from his point of view, he hadn't all that much choice.

Load of tosspots all arguing about what colour the Guide should be and exercising their infinitely infallible skills of being wise after the event.

In retrospect it seems obvious to say that the laying of burr veneers onto any substrate is temperature sensitive but that is being wise after the event.

It is easy to be wise after the event, but it does certainly appear that with our present knowledge the action at Paardeberg was as unnecessary as it was expensive.