Reagan aides said that the information was mostly conventional wisdom, and Mr. Reagan himself said that the material had simply saved his team the trouble of "having to go out and dig up" widely known information.
Words of wisdom Mostly culinary.
When we ask "experts" for their wisdom, mostly we are hoping for an "objective" ratification of our instinctive desire to buy the coolest-looking stuff.
Her findings from these and other studies have tended to paint a more balanced picture of divorce, confounding the mostly bleak conventional wisdom when she started her research that children were irreparably harmed by a marital breakup.
The conversation that ensued ended up being mostly about the wisdom of the decision to let Guzmán, the most powerful drug trafficker in the world with the blood of thousands on his hands, have final approval over the profile before it was published.
TCM encompasses methods and therapies that emerged over centuries and is based mostly on ethnic wisdom and observations transmitted from generation to generation.
A century later, better-informed thinkers -- rock hounds and fossil sleuths, mostly -- upset conventional wisdom by proving mountains weren't immovable objects standing around doing nothing.
Four books in a variety of metres on diverse subjects, they were mostly concerned with practical wisdom, often driving home a lesson with the help of a fable.
Some emerge older, wiser, cleaner – still with talent, demonstrating that, sometimes at least, "the road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom" but mostly that "nothing succeeds like excess".
His more intractable attitudes surfaced occasionally during the tours of Australia that he managed in 1974-75 and 1979-80, although mostly offset by basic wisdom, a modest manner and a hard-headed approach to the game.
