Sentence examples for wise notes from inspiring English sources
This theory is, to say the least, hard to believe; as Mr Wise notes in the article, not even his own wife thinks it's true.New York magazine, which is high-profile and award-winning, should have added a touch more scepticism about the theory into the piece.
Holly Frith of Entertainment Wise noted that Rihanna "may be the inspiration" for the lyrics.
It's the bassist, of course, cutting through with big, wise, rounded notes.
Be wise, take notes and ask questions.
"Jack was very wise," she noted.
Future Republican contenders for the White House would be wise to note that Perry, the Governor of Texas, did not participate in the carnival scam at Ames.
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(Ages 12 and up) More than 30 years ago a wise librarian noted that many adults seem to think that if sex is not mentioned to adolescents, it will go away.
Your editorial ''Obama's trade agenda'' (March 12) was wise to note that the lure of protectionism is unfortunately on the rise and that succumbing to it could ''crush any chance of recovery'' from the economic meltdown.
This was to change when he entered the colonial politics of Southern Rhodesia.Two mastersSir Garfield disregarded the wise advice, noted in Luke and Matthew, that no one can serve two masters.
In coming years, those who fight technologically advanced armies would be wise to note that ducking for cover one of the oldest ploys in combat will no longer offer the sanctuary it has in centuries past.
