Sentence examples for wisely commented from inspiring English sources

Social policy consultant Donald Hirsch wisely commented that the cuts are disproportionately affecting people on low incomes, regardless of their age.

Even when he was immersed in the interminable arcane economics of Marxism, he managed to maintain a quality of wisdom and modernity: he wisely commented that "children must bring up their parents," and he valued Christianity — that opium of the people — because it taught adults to love children.

As Gloria Steinem so wisely commented, "A movement is only people moving".

In his Presidential lecture at the AAOS in 1938, he wisely commented, "Let us beware of adopting new methods too hastily".

S. Sherlock wisely commented on this new name: "...a better one, although it is unlikely that it will replace the more popular, although inaccurate, one of primary biliary cirrhosis" (7).

While The Times's policy is, wisely, never to comment on the sources of articles, my own private digging indicates that Mr. Zhao was not the source for that scoop.

(Bregoli wisely declined to comment on this).

Schwartz wisely withholds comment, but there's inspiration here — as well as some cheerful pictures — for those siblings who always get stuck playing the butler, rather than the duchess, at dress-up time.

Prof. Wang commented at the end of his talk that adjuvant therapies should be administered wisely and tailored to the right subgroup of NSCLC patients.

Wisely, Jason doesn't talk back or comment while the judges are talking.

Apologies for commenting below this article but the BBC wisely did not allow any comment below Alan genius.