But in our choice of words and in our actions we must apply wisdom and responsibility.
In soccer, the peak comes when players accumulate years of experience and settle down to apply wisdom to their performance.
Obama, speaking less than a month before the Iowa caucus on Jan . 3 continued: "We can and should lead the world, but we have to apply wisdom and judgment.
Consider making your choice with the aid of a blindfold, darts, or both, because it's hard to apply wisdom to a field this unproven.
Expect the worst from others, guard your heart, apply wisdom and integrity and forge forward in victory!
He claims to have applied this wisdom in a cross-marketing deal with The Source, a hip-hop magazine, and in signing up Jason Richardson, world champion extreme biker, for a promotional tour.
knowledge and technology, applied with wisdom, might allow for a good, or even great, Anthropocene.
When Jesus healed a paralysed arm he had known, Quimby wrote, "that the arm was not the cause but the effect, and he addressed Himself to the intelligence, and applied His wisdom to the cause".
Additionally, admins are expected to use wisdom in applying the responsibilities vis-à-vis all users; there is no tolerance for misuse or unethical usage of admin powers in relation to other users on the site.
Mr Rose's insight was to apply "the wisdom of crowds" to news.
