Sentence examples for wisely observed from inspiring English sources
If, as William James wisely observed, wisdom is knowing what to leave out, this is not a wise book.
Justice Breyer wisely observed in his dissent, "That confidence is a public treasure".
As Peter Drucker, the management guru, famously and wisely observed, "culture eats strategy for breakfast".
AS SAMUEL GOLDWYN wisely observed, you should never make predictions, especially about the future.
As Mr Buffett wisely observed, philanthropy is a "tougher game" than business.
The Roman essayist Plutarch wisely observed that we don't invite each other to eat and drink, but to eat and drink together.
"To some degree, foreign policy is all about deciding in which direction you'd rather be wrong," Beinart wisely observes.
Early on in this biography, Mr. Holden wisely observes that "we must remain ever vigilant against too readily reading the poet's own sentiments into those of his characters".
Brock could be talking about the film as a whole when he wisely observes at one point, "This is getting bad, guys".
When a prostitute delivers a lecture about marriage and its discontents, he wisely observes: "This woman worked in the trenches of marital warfare.
Hilda Leyel, author of the magnificent 1936 work The Perfect Picnic, wisely observes that "the art of arranging meals is to choose dishes that are better cold than they would be hot".
