With growing wealth in China and Vietnam unaccompanied by growing wisdom, demand seems insatiable.
The appealing Mr. Durham seems overtaken by a sweet and growing wisdom.
And the continuing cohesion of this social system (also known as world peace) may depend on people everywhere using their moral equipment with growing wisdom — critically reflecting on their moral intuitions, and on the way they're naturally deployed, and refining that deployment.
If Apple really launches a tablet in late January, the growing wisdom is that such a device will roll up Kindle, AppleTV, and iTunes into an on-demand realtime streaming service/platform.
Witnessing their maturation and growing wisdom is the reward for letting go.
With more experience and growing wisdom, "Sacred Ground" is even better than its award-winning predecessor.
My hope is that this growing wisdom about what really works in terms of drug policies will influence the upcoming United Nation's special session on drugs (UNGASS), taking place this week in New York.
You lived inspired by the inscription on the gates at Harvard, your alma mater, "Enter to grow in wisdom.
We say, 'A man begins to grow his wisdom tooth when he bites more than he can chew.' With Kim Jong Un, he has never yet bitten more than he can chew.
The plot doesn't require a great deal of Odysseus-like wiliness on Inman's part; his task isn't so much to grow in wisdom and experience as simply to endure, and to grow sick of violence (something that Homer's hero never loses his taste for).
