In outward appearance he was a tall, old man, with flowing beard and only one eye (the other he gave in exchange for wisdom).
Nobody seems able to change the default formula for Brussels policy seminars: good coffee and croissants, dull speeches and a brief exchange of conventional wisdom.
What part of your body will be amputated in exchange for infinite wisdom.
Even now, after a shake-up that aides said had brought an unusual degree of order to Mr. McCain's disorderly world in the last month, two of his pollsters are at odds over parts of the campaign's message, while past and current aides have been trading snippy exchanges debating the wisdom of attack advertisements he has aimed at Mr. Obama.
"Wear and tear in exchange for experience and wisdom" is my mother's reasoned thinking about the physical changes that accompany aging.
The Cuban leader made a rare television appearance last week to offer words of wisdom on exchange rates, the credit crunch and the price of oil.
This exchange has meant receiving wisdom, as well as imparting it in the most respectful way possible, with the participation of our entire community of fans, creators and artists.
In Tamino's aria "Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön" from Mozart's "Zauberflöte" and Tamino's encounter with the Speaker (the bass-baritone Michael Volle) at the temple of wisdom, an exchange delivered in stretches of dramatic recitative and arioso flights, Mr. Kaufmann proves a stylish Mozart singer.
"Reminiscence therapy" involved the exchange of memories, information, wisdom, and skills among the elderly, their caregivers, and health professionals.
For days, Mr. Obama and Mrs. Clinton have been exchanging retorts over the wisdom of sitting down for diplomatic meetings with hostile dictators.
