Sentence examples for wisely remarked from inspiring English sources

The important thing in the end, as Anna Ford very wisely remarked, is that "the inside and the outside match".

As the critic William Empson wisely remarked, what Shakespeare continually shows is that life is essentially inadequate to the human spirit.

John wisely remarked that each article of Thomas's masterpiece, the "Summa Theologiae," was a miracle, and waved him through on that account.

Will Self's Umbrella made me laugh, on occasion, because he's so clearly channelling Joyce and, as Flann O'Brien (who else?) wisely remarked, "humour, the handmaid of sorrow and fear, creeps out endlessly in all Joyce's works".

But as Coco Chanel so wisely remarked, fashion reflects the world we live in, and Obama's words are as true of the current state of the fashion industry as they are of international relations.

"Greed trumps race," wisely remarked Ben Horowitz recently during a panel on diversity in Silicon Valley hosted by his firm, Andreessen Horowitz.

The store manager, to my dismay, responded with an impromptu exam, conducted in front of staff and gathered customers: he tossed out book titles and I had to name the authors, then remark wisely on each.

In a meta-narrative entirely appropriate to Tolkien's arch writing-style in The Hobbit, Jackson implies that one can, indeed, live long enough to remark openly and wisely on the cycles that define one's times.

The mayor, who has been spending more time recently on national issues, wisely focused his remarks on the formidable task of running the nation's largest city.

"Yahoo won the search engine wars and was poised for greater things," the article concluded, wisely prefacing the remark by warning, "Let's leave aside, for now, questions of whether Yahoo will be around in 10 years".

Green's publisher wisely released Bannon's remarks because they meshed so well with Trump's own behavior following the downfall last week of two of his White House aides.