He will be remembered for his charm, even tempered personality, good judgement and wisdom.
If you can't answer that question without doubting Hillary Clinton's judgement or wisdom, then vote for Bernie Sanders in 2016.
Until you excitedly rush to see your wife or husband and find them dead instead, spare us your judgement and wisdom.
As biographer Walter Isaacson wrote, Benjamin Franklin excelled at appealing "to their pride and vanity by constantly seeking their opinion and advice," and found that "they will admire you for your judgement and wisdom".
He wrote in No 45: The prerogative of the Crown [for which read government] is to exert constitutional powers entrusted to it in a way, not of blind favour and partiality, but of wisdom and judgement.
Remember, a board member sits above an organisation and does not work in it, so your language and positioning needs to reflect a more elevated role where wisdom and judgement are more valued than organisational capacity to get the job done.
His wisdom and good judgement were invaluable at a defining moment in the Laboratory's history.
A study [ 21] of GPs' use of depression screening questionnaires showed that, although doctors used them, they preferred to rely on their 'practical wisdom and clinical judgement'.
She will always be missed, and she will always be remembered for her graciousness, wisdom, style, kindness and judgement.
Tory MP John Redwood, who said he would "trust the judgement" of frontbench colleagues on the wisdom of the cap, added: "Ministers have to watch to make sure it doesn't become unintentionally more penal.
