Sentence examples for wisely present from inspiring English sources
But the filmmakers, Nimisha Mukerji and Philip Lyall, wisely present her story in a fashion intended for the uninitiated, with no hints about what's ahead for this vivacious young woman.
The two have toured together since, and their self-titled studio debut, due out on Nonesuch on Tuesday, wisely presents them as equals.
Booth wisely presents Tyrell's story as a quest to get out of Bennett: he has a series of challenges to overcome, and he learns something about himself with each victory.
New ownership has respectfully dusted off and preserved this old farmhouse but has wisely brought present know-how into the kitchen.
To assist clinicians and investigators in selecting questionnaires wisely, the present paper reviews questionnaire criteria and attribute priorities for clinical trials, theory tests, observational studies, and aging studies concerning insomnia.
Paoli, probably wisely, is presented in a manner reminiscent of that which the ancient Greek biographer Plutarch employed in his lives of great men.
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It has wisely refrained from presenting the peace process as a battle between moderates and religious extremists.Regional politics may also help.
Shrewd guesses were made by some of the 'civvies' present, but wisely our Southwick House party remained silent.
The present exhibition wisely doesn't try, opting instead for a display of artworks that trade less in conventional ideas of religious faith than in a wider feeling of profound awe, respect and devotion.
There are many theories as to what happened to the colonists, but the present show wisely sidesteps them and concentrates instead on White and early depictions of the New World.
