Sentence examples for wisely written from inspiring English sources

This wisely written book will help those seeking more meaning, joy, and peace in their hectic lives.

It is wisely written that "There is nothing as innocent or as cruel as a child," so it is important to help your child to understand that being nasty or laughing at their admirer is not acceptable and that there are nice ways to let down another person's expectations.

Journalist Helen Lewis wisely wrote in 2012 that "the comments on any article about feminism justify feminism".

Churchill so wisely wrote: "The first duty of a university is to teach wisdom not trade, character not technicalities.

As the otherwise reliably Republican (but still Canadian-raised) David Frum wisely writes: "Every mass shooter has his own hateful motive.

The peoples of Russia & the U.S. do have a common aspiration, and the President wisely wrote the people into his speech.

"Frantic orthodoxy," the Protestant theologian Reinhold Niebuhr once wisely wrote, "is never rooted in faith but in doubt; it is when we are not sure that we are doubly sure".

Francis Collins wisely wrote: It would be a mistake to leave [these] decisions to the scientists.

Daimler are better placed in my opinion, but are pragmatic and cautious and have been wisely writing down its Chrysler interest".

That's why Congress in 1973 wisely wrote the Endangered Species Act to allow citizens to act on species' behalf.

To be sure, there are differences among the faiths of America over the illicitness of same-sex marriage, and the justices should wisely write them now more carefully and with narrowed focus.