Likewise with his looming defense cuts, whose wisdom depends entirely on what actually is trimmed.
He was a loyal loving man whose wisdom and success in life was only surpassed by his warmth and kindness.
He was a valued advisor and steadfast friend whose wisdom, wit, and unfailing generosity will not be forgotten.
Ours is the first generation whose wisdom is being electronically stored, where it cannot be read without the appropriate technology.
Instead, the once fallible Max will turn into a professor whose wisdom helps students solve their problems.
Drunk, bitter, deeply literate old black men in Hawaii whose wisdom is that America will never be their country.
Beane himself is 38, a former major league outfielder, whose wisdom was well ahead of his playing talent.
Books V, VII VIII, and IX of the Republic are cast as a lively discussion between Socrates, whose wisdom Plato is recounting, and various leisured Athenians.
We are deeply saddened by the loss of Evelyn, an extraordinary woman whose wisdom, strength, vision, warmth and dedication inspired so many.
I elected a leader whose wisdom, compassion, intellect and moral fiber infused our nation with a true sense of unified hope.
(And no, raising the Medicare retirement age — a proposal whose wisdom depends on its design — is not the kind of change of which major deals are made).
