"As the nation continues to face the consequences of the worst recession in a generation, Ben Bernanke has provided wisdom and steady leadership in the midst of the financial and economic crisis," he said.
There's Phil, the steady patriarch who dispenses wisdom and acts as a camo-clad role model.
Mr. President, your wisdom and steady hand have been of pivotal importance as UNICEF has begun charting its future course -- and I am confident that I speak for everyone in this room in thanking you sincerely for a job well done.
Her warmth, wisdom, and calm, steady guidance will be missed greatly.
Conventional Wisdom requires consistent, steady dissection and criticism if it is to be of any value.
Analyses using Mixture Growth modelling, a method that decomposes samples into distinct trajectories, reveal patterns of distress distinctly different to the accepted wisdom of a steady decline over time (Helgeson et al, 2004; Deshields et al, 2006, Henselmans et al, 2010; Lam et al, 2010, 2011, 2012a, 2012b).
The common wisdom is that steady-state hilltops should display convex shape with both uniform soil thickness and uniform rates of lowering of the soil bedrock interface.
She brought to our organization experience, intelligence, and wisdom, always expressed in a steady voice that made problems seem solvable.
He has a steady faith in the essential generosity and wisdom of the American people, as a corrective to the deviations from the emergence of the "more perfect union" he so often invokes in his speeches.
Before I had a steady yoga practice or studied any yogic wisdom, he introduced me to Patanjali, the father of The Yoga Sutras.
