Sentence examples for wisely cautious from inspiring English sources

Though Gautier was, wisely, cautious of being too radical for the market, she nevertheless had decided that the Jardins collection would be unisex.

He had made a well-regarded speech on the integration of Muslim immigrants and has been wisely cautious not to offend Merkel, Germany's foremost politician.

So Secretary of State John F. Kerry was wisely cautious when he described Thursday's agreement not as a deal, but merely "a consensus on the key parameters of an arrangement".

9.26pm: "Now is the time to act boldly and wisely" -- take a stiff and cautious drink!

Daimler are better placed in my opinion, but are pragmatic and cautious and have been wisely writing down its Chrysler interest".

Obama wisely, and necessarily, is taking a much more cautious approach, clearly reluctant to go before the international community without unimpeachable evidence against the Syrian regime.

With that in mind please be conscious, be cautious be smart and pick your battles or risks wisely.

His policy, very wisely, was to keep his mouth shut, since that made other governments uncertain — and more cautious themselves.

William Wu responds: I am always exceedingly cautious, never encouraging people to eat street food in China unless they take great care, choose wisely and under supervision of someone with experience.

Choose wisely.

Act wisely.