Part of me would like to become that other guy, but such a conversion requires a bit of cash and a bigger measure of wisdom.
Only the soused Sergeant Cokes, suffering from heart problems, achieves a measure of wisdom about what matters and what doesn't, given the unpredictable coming and the unavoidable fact of death.
Obama's response to the event was published on September 19th in the Hyde Park Herald: Even as I hope for some measure of peace and comfort to the bereaved families, I must also hope that we as a nation draw some measure of wisdom from this tragedy.
Positively considered, moral consciousness generates a measure of wisdom, as one's outlook becomes akin to a universal novel that contains the templates for all of the human stories which have been repeating themselves generation after generation — stories comic and tragic, pathetic and triumphant, and trivial and monumental.
In western democracies, we believe that politics requires a measure of wisdom and practical judgment developed over years of experience.
In a time when Washington is paralyzed by partisan standoffs, I know Sylvia will bring a much-needed measure of wisdom and clarity to the contentious budgetary process.
WASHINGTON -- Though he remains, by measures of conventional wisdom and polling data, an outsider in the Democratic presidential primary, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).
It is a measure of our wisdom.
This, she wrote, "made me suspect that there was a measure of practical wisdom in the decision to separate the sectors".
Their carver is Odin, the highest and oldest of the Aesir, who must "sacrifice himself to himself" on the gallows of the world tree in order to attain the full measure of divine wisdom.
