Sentence examples for what he wisely from inspiring English sources

And what he wisely chose to do was please young, world-weary women whose idea of Saint Laurent is not a safari jacket and thigh-high boots, the epitome of 70's cool, but rather a new thing -- a slouchy white tuxedo with wide, cuffed trousers and a tight top scooped low enough to suggest a cummerbund.

"What he wisely did was refuse pressure from me to sing it!" she added, laughing.

So I asked my husband what he thought, and wisely he suggested I seek professional advice, which led to my taking a writing workshop at the New School.

He likes to present himself as a "young king" so his accessories are always very classy- flashy, but classy- and they always compliment what he's wearing, so style wisely.

Humanity is a team, and even though each person would like to be on top, remember that the best style of leadership is by example because the event of one person wisely applying what he or she knows trumps the mere dissemination of a lesson to many any day but both are a helpful influence to others.

Hitchings acknowledges at the outset that a global history of manners would necessarily take in Confucius, Cicero, the Talmud, the Islamic code of adab, and goodness knows what else, so he wisely restricts himself to the English and starts with the medieval.

Van Gaal was clearly limited by the number of players unavailable through injury, but even his most generous supporters can hardly say he used what resources he had wisely.

The media age has been known, as he wisely recognizes, to devour what it doth create.

"Ah, no," he wisely concluded.

But he wisely accepted it.

What next: Wisely, bar a one-off Christmas special, Gervais has closed The Office for good.