In case anybody missed the point, he noted that his definition of a dialogue was an exchange between "scholars and wise men".
It is for this reason that feminist scholars are wise to tap into the emotional capital and familiarity of chick-lit and then subvert the form from within.
A thoughtful Talmudic commentary states that "scholars become wiser as they age, but the noneducated become foolish".
Taft was a wise scholar and jurist educated at Yale University, and the Attorney General position suited him the best.
Many moderate and wise scholars who have devoted a great deal of research and honest thought to examining the situation think otherwise.
It is with deep sorrow that the American Academy of Arts andSciences mourns the loss of Jaroslav Pelikan, preeminent scholar of the humanities, wise interpreter of the modern university, and President of the Academy from 1994-1997.
Otherwise, one gets the impression of a ripe, wise, and respected scholar, surrounded by admirers, sought out by visitors, peacefully enjoying the calm pleasures of old age.
David Chandler, a leading Cambodia scholar, said it would be wise for the opposition lawmakers to simply take up the 55 seats they won rather than risk losing their say in the government.
Within an institution it is wise for junior scholars to know their colleagues, especially those who will advise and vote on promotion, tenure, and other career milestones.
Adage, a saying, often in metaphoric form, that embodies a common observation, such as "If the shoe fits, wear it,'' "Out of the frying pan, into the fire,'' or "Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.'' The scholar Erasmus published a well-known collection of adages as Adagia in 1508.
