A wise person questions their motivations, questions widely accepted knowledge, and learns to love asking questions in moments of ignorance, because a wise person knows when it is time to learn.
Socrates would ask the men, who thought of themselves as wise, question after question until they could no longer give a response without demonstrating a logical fallacy or proving his point.
In her art, Wise questions the notion of luxury itself.
It was perhaps not the wisest question to a gangland boss: how good is your gun? "These guns are the best," said the Red Command patrão (neighbourhood boss), patting a Glock pistol with an extended 32-bullet clip.
("Are there arts that are ugly?" Adèle asks, which may be the wisest question in the movie).
She has a wise take on the question of risk.
Each subsequent screen will contain a set of pair-wise questions designed to elicit each respondent's opinion on the relative weight of each objective or alternative in terms of meeting the overall goal or relevant objective.
"That's not a wise thing to do, answer questions in this forum at this time," said Robert Trout, Mr. Tilney's attorney in Washington.
When I asked my friend what the movie was about — plot-wise, not conference-call-wise or power-lunch-wise — my question appeared to throw him off.
With David Cameron blaming the Labour party for the controversial decision to delay publication of the Chilcot inquiry into the Iraq War until after the May general election, it was only wise to question the man who took the country to war.
