Sentence examples for wisely points out from inspiring English sources

As he wisely points out, football appeals to the masses, while retro sports kits have a certain ironic fashion appeal.

(As the Times manual wisely points out, if the sarcasm is effective, the adverb is often unncessary).

As Rob Hale wisely points out, "the most important thing about augmented reality will be the ability to turn it off".

As Hugh Fearnley-wiselyngstall wisely points out in his River Cottage Meat Book, "there is no recipe for gravy, nor should there be".

TC is sceptical about the the buy up rumours (as it tends to be when it doesn't report them first) but wisely points out that Facebook just doesn't need Plaxo.

At the same time, Franciszek Janusz Mazurek wisely points out that the above rights do not so much come about from the dignity of human beings as (remembering that dignity is one of the constitutive elements of people) from that which lies within its ontic structure (Mazurek 2001).

Well, as Freddie Mercury so wisely pointed out, who wants to live forever?

But as Albert Einstein wisely pointed out, however, "all religions, art and sciences are branches of the same tree".

As Mr Micawber wisely pointed out, a small change in income can, in the absence of a compensating change in outlays, have a disastrous effect.

They wisely point out that in an economy where there is an income premium to greater education and training, a more steeply progressive tax structure would, in effect, tax the acquisition of new skills.

Long-time readers will find this familiar, but as a number of commenters have wisely pointed out, there are a lot of people reading this blog now who weren't reading it a year or two ago.