Sentence examples for wisely praised from inspiring English sources
This could open the way for Nick Pollard, the former head of Sky News who was wisely praised for the way he ran the inquiry into the BBC's handling of the Savile inquiry.
Simon Cowell, wisely, praises Castro.
So instead of kicking them while they're down, let's use our words wisely to praise them when they exhibit godly masculinity and encourage them to be men when it would seem easier to act as boys).
A small, peaceful country of only 1.8m people, Botswana has been praised for using its vast diamond wealth wisely and for fostering tourism well.
In The Musical Times Edwin Evans praised Tippett's text: "simple and direct... he has wisely resisted any temptation to use quasi-biblical or 'Pilgrim's Progress' language".
House member Andy Harris (R MD), one of several Republicans who have recently questioned NIH's funding priorities, praised Collins's announcement: "Congress needs to know the NIH is wisely spending the money it currently receives," Harris said in a statement.
Mr. Lawsky issued a statement on Tuesday praising MetLife's decision, saying the company had "acted wisely in bringing this subsidiary back to the United States, where it will be subject to stronger rules and oversight".
----Let us hereby praise April Organic Gardening for "The Beginners Guide to Organic Gardening," with basic tips on planting seeds, transplanting, managing weeds, controlling pests and watering wisely.
Some behaved neither wisely nor well – though Owen Smith, who faced the contemptuous daily catcalling with bravery and good humour, deserves more praise than he gets.
