Sentence examples for wisely resolved from inspiring English sources

The Massachusetts cases ended with a whimper: After the district attorney who brought the civil rights charges left office, her successor dropped the charges against one teenager and wisely resolved the cases against the other five, who admitted some wrongdoing, with probation and community service.

And, rightly, you were largely left to wonder as Sixsmith's admirably restrained and unsensationalist film continued wisely without attempting to resolve any of the ineffable mysteries suffusing it – faith, conscience, our capacity for endurance, grief, evil and forgiveness – into words.

He wisely added that most of the threats facing Britain - and the west as a whole - cannot be resolved by "decisive military action alone".

He also predicted – wisely in the light of the Chilcot inquiry experience – that it would be a long time before the rights and wrongs of the conflict would be resolved.

The model must be more than a mere talking point, though, and Nelson wisely endeavors to show how the pluralist framework can be deployed as a means of resolving actual cases".

The court wisely set a deadline for the conclusion of this counting in order to preserve a reasonable period to resolve any remaining questions.

• Barbara Collura, executive director of Resolve, said that she thought that women would use the test wisely.

Choose wisely.

Vote wisely.

Wisely, the government retreated.

Just choose wisely.