That is, after ill-advisedly using their actual names in this article, I have changed their names in real life.
Ancient Chinese alchemists ill-advisedly used it in the preparation of medicinal elixirs, but its death-dealing toxicity discouraged that line of experimentation.
The two far-right coalition partners, the National Union and the National Religious Party, said they were staying in the government even though they opposed the road map vehemently, because to leave would open the way for the Labour Party to join.The arguments that he made and the language that he used are the stock-in-trade of the peace camp, and Mr Sharon plainly was using them advisedly.
(The quotation marks are used advisedly).
The background: The Rails are a new duo specialising in folk-rock, although the term "new" is used advisedly.
Mr. Hamill, also a prolific author, enjoys (the word is used advisedly) the distinction of having been chief editor of the city's two surviving daily tabloids.
Unfortunately, when it comes to the rest of his performance -- particularly when he speaks -- the word actor is only to be used advisedly.
If the function of foul language - to be held in reserve as a resource more powerful than regular language – is to survive, it has to be used advisedly.
For the broadcaster Emily Maitlis, another judge for the 2015 award, McMillan's collection was "curiously conversational – which I loved – and macho, a word I use advisedly, but they are genuinely a celebration of the muscular male".
The word road is used advisedly, as genre, because one of the discernible aspirations of "Panama" is to stage a sendup of road movies, harking back to Hope, Crosby and Lamour, and road novels, under the influence of Kerouac.
O'Hagan's account of Clash manager Bernard Rhodes's two-pronged (and believe me, the word "prong" is used advisedly in this context) assault on centre stage at his old sparring partner's funeral is a model of sardonic economy.
