Sentence examples for wisely brief from inspiring English sources

Once everyone has been seated, the dinner begins — caviar, chicken hash, red and white wine, champagne — and it is followed by speeches, which are wisely brief and genuinely affectionate.

Once everyone has been seated, the dinner begins caviar, chicken hash, red and white wine, champagne and it is followed by speeches, which are wisely brief and genuinely affectionate.

Scarcely existent Willie, Mr. Shalhoub used his brief words wisely and was no less charming than he is in everything he does.

In her introduction on Monday, Haley, who is Indian-American, wisely declined to provide a brief history of race and Republicanism.

The rise of emerging adulthood does not mean that young people today are defective, only that it takes longer to prepare for the workplace than it did before and that they (wisely) want to enjoy a brief period of freedom before settling into adult responsibilities.

Paul Clement, the superstar lawyer who recently turned the improbable arguments of the "Obamacare" challengers into a plausible Supreme Court case, has wisely argued in his Supreme Court briefs on behalf of Arizona that the state is "cooperating" with federal law and S.B. 1070 simply "mirrors" and implements federal law.

Rural wisely concedes this point, noting in its brief that "[f]acts and discoveries, of course, are not themselves subject to copyright protection". Brief for Respondent 24.

CNN wisely chose not to air the briefing in full, but to report on it and to show parts, providing context.

In brief, think logically, strategically, and choose your path wisely.

He has wisely chosen not to have a set, though a mirror ball makes a brief, discreet appearance.

Mr. Goodnight recalls those days as a brief period of New Economy surrealism, and going public as a path wisely avoided.