Having mood-boosting words-of-wisdom close at hand can help you handle a difficult diet day.
Many punters question the wisdom of closing casinos, especially as they add $1.3m a day to the state's coffers.
The wisdom of closing schools on Election Day has skeptics, including Kathy Christie, chief of staff at the Education Commission of the States, a nonpartisan organization.
Of course, the human backdrop to the political and medical debate over the wisdom of closing any veterans' hospital are the men and women who rely on them for health care.
There's a sort of common wisdom that closed headphones provide better sound, and while they do provide better isolation, the sound can still vary considerably.
I remember Al Remaihi's impressive presence from the very beginning days of the Doha Film Institute, and then I got to know her wit and wisdom up-close in Cannes, two years ago.
In a fascinating way, the notion that we are all energy -- "Light" if you like -- organized by principles of Divine wisdom is closest to what our contemporary scientists are saying than conventional atomic physics.
During Overtime on February 26, Maher and his guests debated the efficacy and wisdom of closing the extralegal Guantanamo Bay Prison Camp which houses upwards of seventy men who have never been tried for any crimes.
To have someone else's wisdom and experience close at hand, for solidarity if nothing else.
The wisdom here seems close to Epicurus: when death is, I am not; when I am, death is not; therefore why worry?
On the conventional wisdom that getting close to employees can compromise objectivity and the ability to make tough management decisions: "I dramatically disagree with that.
