Sentence examples for said wisely from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court has said wisely that it was.
"People are turning to Ukip," Ed Miliband said wisely, "as an expression of that discontent and that desire for change".
Stop-motion, to me, gives that added value of a dream world," he once said, wisely, himself.
"I don't think people can think big," he said wisely, refusing to be drawn.
"In that case," Mama said wisely, "you'd better find a psychiatrist or a voice teacher".
"Ah," I've said wisely, probably holding some kind of drink, "Bernard Shaw".
Despite the tougher talk, the administration says — wisely — that it is still open to engagement.
"A silver spoon is no good to anybody," he says, wisely.
"You know," I say, wisely, "sometimes the mystery is better than the knowing, wouldn't you say?
And, as the chief says wisely, "Everyone is drinking and I'm not sure if they know what they are talking about".
"Number One Bearing burned out on me and I had to have her replaced," you would say, wisely; and your companions always had a lot to tell about how to protect and pamper Number One to keep her alive.
