I would like to impart my now-extensive wisdom on the subject so that you may learn from my miscalculations and oversights.
While there, he passed on some of his extensive playoff wisdom to the 24-year-old Ivan Nova, who was about to make his postseason debut.
Socrates reports that he is puzzled by this answer since so many other people in the community are well known for their extensive knowledge and wisdom, and yet Socrates claims that he lacks knowledge and wisdom.
The results of this study indicate that, contrary to conventional wisdom, extensive organizational investments in shaping pre-implementation attitudes do not always achieve the desired effects.
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We, the voters, couldn't initiate a debate about the wisdom of this extensive spying because the government officials who authorized it, from the president on down, kept us in the dark.
Extensive forest management, if carried out with both wisdom and prudence, is not antithetical to good stewardship.
Drawing upon the wisdom and skill of his own teachers and his extensive personal studies, Friend has created a style that honors the past while forging ahead with innovative and brilliant principles of alignment and philosophical tenets.
One might argue that (WFK), the view that a wise person has extensive factual knowledge, was rejected only because it did not provide sufficient conditions for wisdom.
It builds on the wisdom of Greek philosophy, mythology, and traditional village life, along with the authors' extensive experience in the emerging topic of Meaning.
