Republican senators Lindsey Graham and John McCain, for instance, questioned the wisdom of the Muslim ban.
At other moments, when distracted by this man of a thousand tics, for instance, or pondering the wisdom of climbing into a tight rubber suit at the age of 63, you were invited to wonder why.
While acknowledging that "in some instances the wisdom of their course may be doubtful", he accepted Rutherford's and Cross's explanations for their actions and labelled the accusations against them "disproved".
The UK MRC reviewed the data from the WHI and other studies that had reported since WISDOM began and considered the case, made by the investigators with the support of the WISDOM Trial Steering and Data Monitoring Committees, to continue WISDOM.
However, the wisdom of the crowds is not without its limitations, as discussed in Pure Crowds and the Limitations of the Wisdom of the Crowds.
Ensemble systems operate on the principle of the wisdom of crowds (Polikar, 2006).
Even as I write, for instance, hundreds of thousands of Britons are debating the wisdom of early retirement.
This isn't the first instance of death resulting from wisdom teeth extraction surgery.
For instance, the Greeks associated wisdom with the owl and believed that Athena, the goddess of wisdom, had a particular affiliation with birds; hence, she is frequently represented with an owl.
Application of knowledge (or skills) yields expertise, and additional analytic or experiential insights are said to constitute instances of wisdom.
