Sentence examples for wisely linked from inspiring English sources
For generations, we have been told that our self interest is most wisely linked with the self interest, narrowly construed, of the American nation-state.
Full participation, without the right to vote, is more in keeping with the dignity of a State, and this question has, wisely, been linked, in the texts in any case, to that of the regions with legislative power.
The Bush administration wisely refused to link the two issues.
Sponsorship or not, More 4 has wisely maintained a link with Crufts' BBC days by retaining the puppy-dog enthusiasm, bright eyes and glossy coat of the indefatigable presenter Clare Balding, who I believe may have travelled all the way to the assignment with her head sticking out of the car window.
As Sony has wisely spotted, studios can achieve far more by linking arms together than by desperately trying to exist in splendid isolation.
If Barrett wants a shot at a win, he'd better hope his supporters selected their gear wisely; many of the jackets, T-shirts, and bags he links to from his online store don't seem to bear his name.
The Bible is hosted on a blog called "Top Shelf," a site that links readers to the Disney Channel if they can't "take a joke" and advises its readers to "take this wisdom wisely, boys".
The first is from the night editor, who wisely suggests I punctuate this dirge with a link to an interview with Paula Radcliffe about her chances in the marathon.
They wisely refrain from speculating about the potential mechanisms underlying these links between psychiatric and gastrointestinal problems.
