Sentence examples for wisely suggested from inspiring English sources

What about what Anthony Lane so wisely suggested, that the endless loyalty and good cheer of dogs is a dangerous misrepresentation of life, and that "truth is cats"?

The administration lawyers also wisely suggested a "sunset" provision, which would require Congress to consider whether to continue tribunals after the legal nightmare Mr. Bush created is cleaned up.

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Rosie wisely suggested that we had lost the beach vibe and perhaps we should leave.

They also wisely suggested an association of other lifestyle conditions such as physical inactivity with CVD.

However, as wisely suggested by other authors, these molecules exert such complex physiological effects that their use as potential therapeutic molecules must be carefully planned to obtain the adequate result and to avoid unknown side effects [ 5, 40].

Ms Spychalla wisely suggests keeping partners informed of travel companions so they feel in the loop.

Rather, what "Possession" wisely suggests is that sex and romance have become depressingly demystified in our obsessively analytical age.

The first is from the night editor, who wisely suggests I punctuate this dirge with a link to an interview with Paula Radcliffe about her chances in the marathon.

I'm all in favour of reflecting the election result in the sense of giving the new team a fair wind, as Julian Glover wisely suggests in the Guardian this morning – and the defeated prime minister, Jim Callaghan, did a generation ago.

In "The Wrong Way to Fix the Primaries," (Op-Ed, Jan . 25, Paul Simon wisely suggests that the traditional scheduling of primaries favors not only the less populous states but also moneyed interests who bet heavily on candidates in the early primary states, ignoring the "dark horse" contenders who are eliminated far too early.