Sentence examples for a wise response to from inspiring English sources

R. L. Burnside, one of today's most popular country bluesmen, has developed a wise response to such expectations.

But it is seldom a wise response to the loss of an election (remember the American South in 1860).

If cycling laws were a wise response to actual cycling rather than a clumsy misapplication of motor vehicle laws, I suspect that compliance, even by me, would rise.

And in his famously cool demeanor, Mr. Obama models a wise response to fear.

The argument topic could be anything from the name of a restaurant to a random statistic, but the wise response to this type of conflict is to pause and say, "We're having a dumb argument, let's stop fighting and check the fact on the internet or call a friend".

Just channel Sheen, and his wise response to Howard Stern about having to save his reputation: "I don't have much of a reputation left to ruin".

Since being obnoxious does not violate the Constitution, and since these people were clearly beyond reasoned argument, and since there were only three of them, you might have thought that a wise response would be to ignore them.

Did he tell the Foreign Minister that there is no question of Spain being allowed to enter the European Community so long as the restrictions on the border continue against Gibraltarians and British citizens?" Telling McQuarrie that he was "rightly, continuously astute on this matter", Howe went on to make an emollient answer – a wise response whenever McQuarrie was on the warpath.

These responses, while "emotionally understandable", are not necessarily the wisest response to a complex global situation, says English. "The rush towards a primarily military response is an unhelpful urge.

And the wisest response to high unemployment is to deregulate labour markets and eschew minimum wages.

"We need wittier and wiser responses to the problem of harm from drugs if these deaths are not to become a more frequent occurrence," Caldicott says.