Sentence examples for well advised the from inspiring English sources
One was literal and not so well advised: the graphic throat slittings administered to several characters, which threw off the tone of the closing scene (and were not included in the finale's "Previously On" reel).
It may be well advised for the NTC to draw lessons from the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission and from the transitional frameworks of the Northern Ireland peace accords.
Both men have terrific charisma, but would be well advised in the future to avoid rhinestones, bolero jackets and the cha-cha.
Indeed, organizers would be well advised in the future to just go ahead and dump the term "convention" in favor of "networking event" or some more accurate descriptor.
But the US military and the Obama administration would be well advised to heed the lessons of the later years of the Bush administration involving the American detention programme in Iraq.
Finally, you'd be well advised leave the room for FYR Macedonia's song, unless you really want to see a Nancy Dell'Olio lookalike doing a bad Bonnie Tyler impression while dressed up as a ruthless lady undertaker.
Finally, you'd be well advised leave the room for FYR Macedonia's song, unless you really want to see Nancy Dell'Olio doing a bad Bonnie Tyler impression while dressed up as a ruthless lady undertaker.
"The tenant would be well advised to discuss the situation with the owner, to see if a mutually acceptable resolution can be reached".
Because the American public, while hoping for the best, remain skeptical about government's ability to improve their lives, the president would be well advised to dramatize the implementation of the bill.
Anyone interested in purchasing a new construction condo is well advised to read the piece in the Times about the settlement between a developer and the New York State Attorney General's Office.
Even though the conflict is now part of the school history syllabus, younger theatregoers would be well advised to read the programme before the overture.
