Sentence examples for speak advisedly from inspiring English sources
Do you speak advisedly, or are you carried away at the moment by the habit of assenting into giving a hasty answer?
As for Edinburgh, well, I used to live there, so I speak advisedly (whatever the hell that means) when I say that I can't under any circumstances endorse going there for Hogmanay.
Abroad, Mr. da Silva has also stumbled or spoken ill-advisedly.
I grew up in Los Angeles - you couldn't possibly grow up in a more totally decultured world than that". A decade into retirement - and, in his case, the word is used advisedly - Bellah continues to speak at colleges and universities, where he meets with appreciative audiences.
Speak, Sergio Marchionne, speak!
Speaking, ill-advisedly, to a room full of cancer specialists, he told of a patient who is still living seven years after a terminal prognosis, thanks to Gerson.
Unfortunately, when it comes to the rest of his performance -- particularly when he speaks -- the word actor is only to be used advisedly.
Recently, at a Shostakovich festival at Bard College, Fay spoke once more about "Testimony," which Limelight Editions has ill-advisedly reissued in a twenty-fifth-anniversary edition.
She uses the word "role" advisedly: the theatre performed in Yiddish, but not a single member of the troupe spoke the language.
