Sentence examples for wisely ask from inspiring English sources

The English critic John Ruskin wrote this parable more than a century ago, but it raises a question that investors may wisely ask today.

Time and again, as they worked their way from 1990 to 2014's Beautiful, you saw Siegel wisely ask a Broadway or cabaret star to tackle a tune that may have appeared in a Broadway show in the past two and a half decades, but actually originated from a much more fertile time period in the past.

(The Mitchell family has wisely asked these stellar personages to remain).

All the surprises – like Pete Campbell reading Pynchon [season 5, episode 8 Lady Lazarus]: as the internet wisely asked, why?

It took an elegantly simple approach: By working through professional organizations representing medical specialties, Choosing Wisely asked doctors to identify "Five Things Physicians and Patients Should Question".

Tip O'Neill liked to tell the story about Solomon, who, already blessed with great power and intelligence, wisely asked the Lord to give him "a heart that hears".

Mr. Paterson has wisely asked his putative lieutenant governor, Richard Ravitch, to come up with a plan by early next month for cutting state expenses.

As the report wisely asks, "Is there a point beyond which falling behind is not inevitable but policy susceptible, not unavoidable but unacceptable, not inequality but inequity?" I say absolutely.

I've got a shilling here that will be coming with me to the bookies tomorrow, and I want to spend it wisely," asks Simon McMahon, who really should have asked the man in the know, Scott Murray.

But worried Americans are wisely asking if their leaders are sure that their bills will not simply make today's problems worse.

When big band/orchestra leader Art "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover" Mooney called in November of '55 to tout a record that was selling like mad in Chicago, Meyerson wisely asked his 13 year old son Mark to listen in as Mooney spun the track.