Sentence examples for wisely remind from inspiring English sources

As the West African sages of the Republic of Niger wisely remind us: "Life is patience".

While every other sector -- from manufacturing to health care to energy security to politics -- has been largely disrupted by the creative tech revolution of the past decade, scholars and skeptical journalists wisely remind us that "schools are a special case".

When so much is at stake, we choose words wisely, reminding ourselves that real power isn't about shouting the loudest, but speaking the clearest truths.

Some people have bad parents; others may have bad genes; still other may be--as Andrew Delbanco wisely reminds us in his recent book "The Death of Satan" simply evil.

Some people have bad parents; others may have bad genes; still other may be--as Andrew Delbanco wisely reminds us in his recent book "The Death of Satan" simply evil..

Anthony Bugg-Levine, a pioneer in impact investing, wisely reminds us that social enterprises are "second-best solutions".

She doesn't really have a specific idea, but wisely reminds Don Draper what being Don Draper is supposed to be all about.

What we need is something like a combination of the Pecora commission that Ron Chernow so wisely reminded us about, and the Temporary National Economic Committee, which began to examine the structure of various industrial sectors back in the late 1930s.

This version sounds as ominous as it is horn and groove-laden, and it wisely reminds us that "...our leaders make us fight, we don't know what for".

One of the things that Brainstorm so wisely reminds us is just because you have anxiety and feel that something is hard doesn't mean you are actually making any progress.

Wisely, he reminds us that he still has "a job to do" in using the Games to land contracts and investment for UK plc.