He is instructed by a wise if cautious fox, and by a sinister angel of death, the snake.
The Reuters news agency suggested Schäuble had instructed his panel of "wise men", who provide economic advice, to examine the prospects for a slowdown in France, and the potential knock-on impact on Germany.
In France, though, Rabelais portrayed saints as fools, and coined the phrase: "The wise may be instructed by a fool".
Naomi says she once "auditioned for a role called 'Cynthia/Negro woman'"; Aba is "often cast as the more mature, wise kind of maternal character"; and directors have instructed Jenny to be "more sassy" or "put more swagga' into it".
A word to the wise: don't dip unless instructed.
It is defined as neuronal activity that starts once a forthcoming movement is instructed and continues until the movement is executed (Weinrich and Wise, 1982; Wise, 1985).
With respect to the organization of information, we hypothesized that participants would group the information in a manner matching the search rule of the instructed strategy (i.e., both patterns were expected to be either more cue-wise or rather option-wise).
An amiable waitress instructed the crew to cook "everything until there's no slimy meat juice": wise counsel that a barbecue novice took to heart, bravely wielding the tongs until the meat was pink at its center.
Likewise, when the earl of Lincoln died in 1311, he supposedly instructed his son-in-law Thomas of Lancaster to heed the advice of Warwick, "the wisest of the peers".
The tasks were performed alternately in a block-wise fashion and separated by 30-s resting segments during which participants were instructed to sit still.
