Older is generally seen as wiser, but it comes into play in other ways as well.
Under Michigan law, an outside manager could eventually help lead the city into bankruptcy proceedings — an outcome that few in Detroit or Lansing see as wise or likely but that some have come to talk about as a real consideration.
Under Michigan law, an outside manager could eventually help lead a financially troubled city into bankruptcy proceedings, an outcome that few in Detroit or Lansing, the capital, see as wise or likely but that some have come to talk about as a real consideration.
If this concept is difficult and you're searching for answers, try talking it through with people you see as wise, reading philosophical and religious texts, or attending spiritual services.
By and large, this has been seen as a wise decision, rather than a disaster.
Now the other cultures are seen as the wise place, and we are taught to defer to them".
"Eisenhower," Mr. Benn says, "is seen as avuncular, wise, weary with the weight of the world on his shoulders".
Mr. Corey, the elder of the two, who died in early 2000, was seen as a wise, mature talent by many who knew him.
It's as if they want to be seen as more wise and considerate and in touch with their feelings than anyone, and thus share as many motivational images as possible, as often as possible.
(Given that fact, the relatively bland style of "To the Bone" could be seen as a wise choice; it's perhaps for the best that we never see Ellen experiencing a rush).
