Sentence examples for wisely drawn from inspiring English sources

The restaurant lacks architectural advantage, but its new ownership has redecorated, and has wisely drawn attention to its other assets.

Mr. Graham wisely draws back from outright slapstick.

Hurd even manages to whitewash her curmudgeonly consort, a man who has "unintentionally [sic] acquired a reputation for tactless, even brutal remarks", though he wisely draws the line at putting in a good word for Andrew and Edward.

Horrific as that crime is, the court wisely drew a clear line and said that capital punishment can only be imposed for crimes in which the victim's life was taken.

Occasionally she appears in the paintings as a tiny figure through the magic of green screen – a gimmick that could have gone horribly wrong in the hands of a larger ego – but Gadsby wisely avoids drawing focus, crouching down and near-whispering with Attenborough-esque reverence for the subject matter.

Wisely, Mr Aznar has drawn the political lesson.

"I don't think people can think big," he said wisely, refusing to be drawn.

Having gotten her message across very effectively, despite all the G.O.P. distractions, the fifty-six-year-old-Atlanta native wisely refused to be drawn.

Heller, perhaps wisely, won't be drawn on that.

Though they wisely refrain from drawing inferences, Scahill and Rowley have uncovered the facts of a new unaccountable power in America and the world that has the potential to shape domestic and international events in an unprecedented way.

She, wisely, let me draw my own conclusions.