Aurangzeb Haneef, a former professor of Islamic studies at Lahore University of Management Sciences, told VICE News he sees the approach as "not only wise but necessary".
Once Elba nails his espionage bona fides as Bond, it's only wise that he use his expertise (and his chest, which would look great in polyester shirts unbuttoned to the navel) to do my date's horrible artistic vision justice.
Also, it always pays to look around, and looking at the Grand Cherokee versus the Trailblazer or Explorer is only wise, especially as dealers are very, very hungry at the moment.
But it's George Sanders-at once dry and oily- who nearly steals the picture as jaded critic Addison De Witt, the only soul wise enough to see what Eve is up to.
Some say the BBC would stand to gain, as the only non-partisan voice, but wiser heads warn that the BBC would inevitably be sucked towards the new rowdy Fox News culture.
Socrates once said, "I am only wise insofar as what I don't know, I don't think I know".
His drummer at the Embers, the wise and influential Jo Jones, suggested Stuff Smith as the only violinist with a sound strong enough to power through the ensemble.
We've beaten the RE as the key to the economy drum for so long, that we forget many people only wised up to this recently.
Yet he is commonly regarded as the wisest of the Wise Men.
"I see it as not only a wise investment for America," Mr. Abraham said, "but really where the world is heading".
