Claire Kramsch, a linguist Erard consults, provides wise insight: "Asking how many languages you know is only asking half the question.
(It's still under two hours, and performed without an intermission.) But the lived-in performances from the cast make even the rare digression into lyric wordplay for its own sake enjoyable, and Ms. Gibson's writing is so full of inventive humor and wise insight that you happily indulge her occasional excesses.
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People were fascinated by his wise insights".
His passion for Judaism, his service at the Ft. Tryon Jewish Center, and his wise insights and counsel is cherished and will be long remembered.
There are wise insights at every turn, about her craft, childhood, friendship, confidence and insecurity and where they spring from, about love, about, to borrow Simon Gray's phrase, life, old life itself.
Some of the stories are dense with footnotes and ironic self-reference to the point where they defeat their own purpose as stories (which is probably the whole point), but the majority are ingeniously funny and conceal surprisingly wise insights into the quirks and self-deceptions of consumer society, and particularly the oddities of the ways in which the sexes view each other.
For a wise, conspiracy-free insight into those who thirst for office, try "The Great McGinty," directed by Preston Sturges, who would have taken one look at Myers and posed the questions that Clooney dodges throughout.
In case it isn't obvious: A wise CV displays insight into a particular position and the needs of the employer, and every position (and every employer) is unique.
A wise industry CV shows insight into what a particular employer is looking for.
He came through as a wise man, with many insights about leadership easy to agree with.
