In summary, Zhu Xi and Wang agree that the Great Learning is an authoritative statement on ethical cultivation, expressing the wisdom of the ancient sages.
Patience is the art form that expresses the wisdom of the long view.
"Kahn's specialty was to express the rand conventional wisdom in the most provocative and outrageous fashion imaginable," Fred Kaplan says in his excellent history of the Cold War defense intellectuals, "The Wizards of Armageddon" (1983).
In their divergent ways, Ms. Leya's teacher and grandmother were expressing the conventional wisdom about religious young people heading off to college.
Mr. Harrison was expressing the current wisdom of many in the financial services industry when he said that there would be "less than a handful of winners in the wholesale investment banking race".
"You do [a Ph.D.] because you love it, not because it's going to be the big payoff," says Douglas Comer, vice president for research at Cisco Systems in San Jose, California, expressing the conventional wisdom.
But history, moral reform and theology are inextricable from the wonder she expresses and the wisdom she imparts: we can't have one without the others.
The men began to argue, and doubts were expressed about the wisdom of those who had chosen this route, in particular James Reed.
It will just be something you see and all of a sudden you realize 'I'm on the wrong page.'" This eternal truth is expressed in the Wisdom Literature of scripture when Proverbs 23:7 declares: "As a person thinks in their heart, so are they".
Here are some of our best chunks of opinion, in no particular order, expressing the mirth and wisdom of the entire CG staff.
