Sentence examples for rather wisely from inspiring English sources
Rather wisely, though, his films don't usually end up in competition – Cannes isn't that myopic – though that may change after the critical boost Blue Jasmine has given him.
Perhaps rather wisely, given the show's infamous shortage of all of these things over the decades, dinosaurs have been (comparatively) seldom seen in Doctor Who.
"The king has responded rather wisely, but he has done so on his own timeline to make it appear he is not succumbing to pressures," said Karim Tazi, a political activist in Casablanca who has helped advise the youth of the 20 February movement.
Russell said that Volvo, rather wisely, decided to constrain the application of this system strictly to highway driving.
More importantly, the Chinese see, rather wisely, that, although it is not possible to sustain the current global architecture as is, China's rise must be peaceful.
Parents of children with highly complex needs are used to eligibility criteria of services and resources based on pre-determined levels of need and disability, so perhaps rather wisely, parents were wary and weary of filling in forms and generally preferred not to write things down or complete the booklets.
From here Mr. Bell, rather than wisely staying on the periphery of 9/11, goes closer, into a territory that has been so trampled by news outlets and documentaries that a whole new generation of clichés has been created.
Rather, Infiniti wisely allows six buttons below the screen to serve many functions, so you can change the fan speed, or adjust the scale of the Global Positioning System (GPS) map using the same two buttons by simply varying menus.
("I would contend Netflix spends wisely rather than lavishly," a Netflix spokesman, Steve Swasey, said in response).
Wisely, rather than let the book sink further under the weight of footnotes, they've consigned these to a website.
Rather, what "Possession" wisely suggests is that sex and romance have become depressingly demystified in our obsessively analytical age.
