Sentence examples for think advisedly from inspiring English sources
I say "another way to think" advisedly — his analysis of the basics is, as far as I can tell, identical to mine, but he offers a different angle of approach that may be better than the route the rest of us have been taking.
"It's often said, I should get some girly hobbies instead, but that thought fills me with dread / I'm not into sewing, baking, dressmaking, not eating, bitching, submitting," Sarah Bonito "sings" on Sick Beat, a term used advisedly for her playfully bored monotone: think Daphne & Celeste trapped in a Manga cartoon with the cast of Tomb Raider.
I use the term 'as close as possible' advisedly, because I wish to emphasise that there will never be full harmonisation of the European internal market, nor do I think we really want that.
"Taken to mean" is used advisedly in the last sentence, because this is where the problem lies.
I say "at best" advisedly, because there are good reasons to believe that the prolonged weakness of the economy will take a toll on its long-run potential.
I say "mothers" advisedly.
And I say that advisedly.
(The word "members" is used advisedly).
(I use the term "wild" here advisedly).
