Sentence examples for wisely about from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Kushner has churned through editors and financial losses, he has struggled to find a landing place for The Observer, which faces increased competition from a revitalized New York Magazine and any number of Web sites staffed by young writers cracking wise and sometimes wisely about current events in New York.

Think wisely about the images you display.

That he can also write so wisely about much other than sex seems almost unfair.

I think Professor Roland has written wisely about both the ethical and economic problems in Greece.

What about the great quartet in Act II, four women singing sadly and wisely about the ways of men?

Here, STV's Stephen Daisley talks wittily and wisely about why Team Scotland's Kailyard couture has struck a nerve.

Choose your references wisely, thinking about what your story reveals about you, and you can make a great impression.

The author Dan Savage wisely talks about the "price of admission" in relationships; those things about your BF that you can't change and need to learn to accept in order to be in a relationship.

Choose That Smart TV Wisely" (Sept . 5, about the increasing array of video recording devices: We now have several choices of advanced machines, all superior to the VCR, that will permit us to record 100-plus hours of programs.

QUESTION FROM SUSI: My M.I.L. from behind the Iron Curtain wisely said about us newlyweds: "The problems we think they have aren't problems at all; and their real problems are things we can't imagine".

A number of Wood's closest friends and family members were interviewed for this book, even though many of them, like Warren Beatty and Wagner, are notoriously (and wisely) reticent about speaking with the press.