Among digitally inclined amateur home cooks, Kenji's methods and recommendations have become indispensable kitchen wisdom.
Well-being, wonder, and now I'd like to talk about another indispensable W -- wisdom.
Finally, logic (hokhmatha-mivta), "the balance of all wisdom" is also indispensable.
If it does, Mamdani's book could serve as an indispensable counterweight to the prevailing wisdom about Darfur and Sudan that could help bring about a workable peace agreement.
Further, she insisted that virtues like courage, wisdom and temperance are indispensable to human life and the foundation stones of morality.
Trait-virtues seem equally indispensable in accounting for richer intellectual achievements such as understanding and wisdom, which may presuppose knowledge, but which may also exceed it (compare Zagzebski 2001, 248 9).
Francis Ford Coppola commented, "I always think upon Lee Strasberg with warmth, and reviewing his wisdom is a pleasure". Johnny Depp said it's "an indispensable companion.
It was at times such as these that the wisdom, cool head, realism and foresight of leaders like Mdala were indispensable.
IN 1985, when Microsoft was turned down by Britannica, the conventional wisdom in the encyclopedia business held that a sales force that knocked on doors was indispensable, that encyclopedias were "sold, not bought".
As the result of maturity development of the Internet technology, the wisdom city can be built and developed quickly, including intelligent transportation infrastructure as one, which is indispensable.
In the past two decades, the accepted wisdom in Washington has embraced several expressions about the U.S. place in the post-Cold War world, from "indispensable nation" and "sole remaining superpower" to "benign hegemony" and "A New American Century".
