Sentence examples for wisely went from inspiring English sources

Ms Netjes wisely went into hiding at the time of her friends' arrest, and managed to slip out of Egypt.

Phillips saw his own strength, and wisely went to Paris to make his constructive skill still greater by the study and intimacy of Scribe and Dumas.

Mr Hammami, a left-winger and 30-year veteran of opposition politics, wisely went underground in the late 1990s, so escaping a nine-year conviction in absentia for "spreading false information".

He added, "Kim Dae Jung very wisely went to Pyongyang with an agenda that deals with those issues that are within the control of South Korea and North Korea".

As reports of his ugly suggestion that John Maynard Keynes's homosexuality had made the great economist indifferent to the prospects of future generations surged across the blogosphere, Ferguson wisely went for a mea culpa.

It's still a bit of a mystery why Baron Cohen ever got the chance to make a follow-up, but he wisely went back to the format that had proved itself time and again on TV: set up an apparently clueless fictional character, and send him in to encounter real-life types and get them to make idiots of themselves.

The stories are strong on action and romantic adventure,  and Napoli wisely goes light on explication.

Another was Artie Lautkin, a doctor with no bedside manner whatsoever who had wisely gone into radiology.

Mr. Waldrop's production wisely goes for period accuracy rather than camp.

PLAN WISELY Going to a potential war zone means bringing more than your flip-flops and sunblock.

The coalition government has already – and wisely – gone far beyond the manifesto commitments of either the Tories or Lib Dems.