Sentence examples for wisely concluded from inspiring English sources

"Ah, no," he wisely concluded.

The House's incoming Republican majority has wisely concluded the quasi-independent Office of Congressional Ethics better not be dismantled.

Or has he wisely concluded that, if it ain't broke, he should not be fool enough to fix it?

Stoppard fleetingly considered making him the equivalent of Miss Prism, the governess in "The Importance" — "but that," he wisely concluded, "would have killed the play because of the trivialization".

Britain's ambassador to Rome, Sir Guy Millard, wisely concluded there was not much his country could do, lamenting the fact that the fate of the country was in the undependable hands of the DC.

Much as the court wisely concluded 34 years ago, the Miranda warnings are an important safeguard for protecting the Fifth Amendment's privilege against self-incrimination in the coercive atmosphere of police questioning.

As Mr. Landregan wisely concludes: "Ignorance leads to fear, and fear leads to hatred.

"When the apartment door closes, the only solution is increased community education," Kei wisely concludes.

"Life is death if you don't have a little drink every now and then," the Serbian concluded wisely, and chugged from the bottle.

"Yahoo won the search engine wars and was poised for greater things," the article concluded, wisely prefacing the remark by warning, "Let's leave aside, for now, questions of whether Yahoo will be around in 10 years".

Darwin, Birkhead concludes, wisely decided that any discussion of sperm competition was best left alone.