His successor, Bsod-nams-rgya-mtsho (1543 88), while on a visit to the Mongol chief Altan Khan, received from that ruler the honorific title ta-le (Anglicized as "dalai"), the Mongolian equivalent of the Tibetan rgya-mtsho, meaning "ocean" and presumably suggesting breadth and depth of wisdom.
The communication skills, the depth and breadth of knowledge and wisdom, and the unique microphone presence embodied in Mac Mathúna are unmatched in contemporary radio.
But while having a single visionary at the helm is often just what a company requires, the breadth of experience and wisdom offered by a pair of equally guided leaders can also have its advantages.
Successful recovery will require the breadth of vision and wisdom to link multiple environmental health solutions to the many broad decisions being made by governments, communities, industry, and other key stakeholders.
His wisdom, breadth of experience and unique insight into the dynamics of our society were enormous assets to us.
Perhaps because he was on home territory, the mannerisms were under control and the extraordinary breadth of Schama's learning, wisdom and humanity was allowed to shine through.
Professor Lee said of the winning novel: "It is a magnificent novel of humane breadth and wisdom, comic tenderness and powerful political acuteness.
"It is a magnificent novel of humane breadth and wisdom, comic tenderness and powerful political acuteness," Professor Lee said.
Liao's performance will make the Chinese look down upon Germany's wisdom and breadth of thought in awarding the prize to Liao," it read.
Common sense wisdom has a breadth of truth to it, [but] I like to look at where the common sense wisdom has a limitation and where there is a big opportunity".
