Sentence examples for a wise observation from inspiring English sources

I need a much smaller, lighter container!" "A wise observation," said the master.

Malcolm Rifkind was not the only one to make a wise observation when he said that "there is a long and honourable tradition of throwing eggs at politicians".

"Victorian fiction is obsessed by law and lawyers," he said — a wise observation to make if one wants to get on the right side of a group of lawyers obsessed with Victorian fiction.

When the 66-year-old pop singer Bryan Ferry went to Buckingham Palace on Wednesday to receive a CBE from the Queen, he told her that he had been performing for a very long time; to which the Queen replied: "Music is always important, isn't it?" This might be thought typical of her cautious banality in taking to her subjects, but it was actually a wise observation.

Here’s a simple, but wise, observation as to why this approach should work.

He closes his book with the wise observation of Antonio Paccagnella, a carpenter who was also a prisoner in Auschwitz.

Includes this wise observation: "I would never waste space on a dining room: We use ours frequently as a photographic studio; only occasionally for its original purpose".

was reminded by another partygoer, who once made the wise observation that people in his position would do well to keep a diary, for the simple reason that one day the diary might keep them.

"If nothing is acceptable, I recall Winston Churchill's very wise observation that the problem with political suicide is that you live to regret it".

Until 1952, finance theory, such as it was, consisted of a set of wise observations and rules of thumb, without any overarching framework.

"The Black Swan" has appealing cheek and admirable ambition, and contains such wise observations as: "We attribute our successes to our skills, and our failures to external events outside our control".