Sentence examples for has wisely been from inspiring English sources
The old campus superintendent's rule of "Be in your halls by 1 or hedge it" has wisely been discontinued; unwisely, nothing has been put in its place.
Although she has wisely been spared Ms. Ullmann's pigtails and Peter Pan collars, Ms. Henderson's bespectacled Eva is, even more than Ms. Ullmann's, a relentless scold whose litany of ancient grievances settles over the proceedings like a damp fog.
On this occasion it has wisely been entrusted to Garry Hynes, the brilliant Irish director known for her work with the fiery young playwright Martin McDonagh and the cycle of plays by J. M. Synge seen at the Lincoln Center Festival last summer.
His drunken solo turn, the closest thing the original version had to a showstopper, has wisely been cut, leaving no seams in Mr. Brown's score, which mixes character-defining songs in a Stephen styleeim-influenced style with period pastiche and the occasional soaring ballad.
The bulk of this has wisely been put toward retiring the enormous public debt.
It has wisely been said, "Unless we have that within us something which is above us we will succumb to that which is around us". Integrity is all about truly being in private what we profess to be in public.
Town officials have wisely been listening to warnings from veterans of earlier tragedies — including the Columbine, Aurora and Virginia Tech shootings and the Sept. 11 atrocities — that there will be no easy way to please everyone.
The age of curating is upon us, but Charles has so far been unwilling to embrace this change, as other London collectors with private foundations – Anita Zabludowicz, David Roberts and Alex Sainsbury – have wisely been doing.
The grandly successful Martin Beck series of one-off dramas have wisely been bought by BBC4, not before time, and gritty Peter Haber (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo) acts his wrinkled socks off, if only with wry glances and a supreme lack of emotion, even when finding the kind of clue which would have most of us punching the air, if not the entire ozone layer.
Other plotlines, such as the Lydia/Wickham and Jane/Bingley stories, have wisely been jettisoned, allowing more room for Bridget and Darcy to flourish.
(A protracted, reproachful Trail of Tears pageant has now wisely been condensed to a fleeting tableau).
