Sentence examples for wisely notes from inspiring English sources
If not, and if, like me, you can rarely resist their blushing charms on the market, then, as Grigson so wisely notes, "you will perhaps be wise to regard apricots as a fruit for the kitchen, then you will not be disappointed".
Nicholas D. Kristof wisely notes that "substance should always trump symbolism".
But Mr Dixon wisely notes that "external shocks" are among the things that could knock Greece off this path to better times.
When Europe does make steps towards cutting tax subsidies, the author of the IMF paper wisely notes, politicians "shouldn't throw the baby out with the bath water".
"We lads fight our little wars, while women circle around us, like falconers with their own invisible falcons," he wisely notes.
It's easy to fault the industry for not making more AIDS medicine and concentrating on drugs for conditions like impotence, baldness and similar afflictions of the affluent, but as Ms. Hawthorne wisely notes, that is what society is willing to pay for.
"We've still got a month left," he wisely noted.
Well, it's their party — as Lesley Gore wisely noted — and they can cry (or stomp their feet) if they want to.
As Belkovsky wisely noted, Soviet citizens did not suddenly gain new love and appreciation for their government when state censorship came to an end, for example.
When discussing the middling reviews for his Broadway show The Threepenny Opera, he couldn't help but wisely note: "If you get a bad review for your performance but a good review for your cock, it balances out".
Mortimer Brown Lutz, Fla .Robert N. Cooper, M.D., wisely noted, in his Nov. 12 letter, that the fundamental issue in deterrence is to target that which is most valuable to your enemy.
