As with all Churchill dramas, it suffers from our retrospective wisdom: because we know that this man will weather one storm after the next, and that his doubters will be proved wrong, it's difficult to imagine an era when doubting — indeed, loathing — was the norm.
"There is much to learn from Jewish wisdom, from our survival, and from our insights.
The rest had to search inside for the week's wisdom from our editor, Walter Layton, or Arnold Toynbee.Layton, during the first world war a notable public servant, not least under Winston Churchill, had been appointed editor in 1922 by the trust that held The Economist on behalf of the surviving daughters of James Wilson, its founder.
We will have to remember that there is some wisdom from our forefathers, because if you look at so many societies, where you think the problems have been permanently left behind and yet you find some disaster happens and you're back where you were.
-Gain wisdom from our community elders over a game of golf.
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And that wisdom from our traditions suggests why the poor are also never mentioned by our presidential candidates.
As I reflect on these words of wisdom from our wedding day in 2002, I realize it's that sense of wonder that wanes over the years.
Sometimes the blessed words of wisdom from our parents didn't seem important to us, or else we didn't yet understand the full meaning of the loving guidance they were offering, which was intended to help us live a better, more plentiful life, without having to learn all those lessons the hard way.
