During a time of enormous upheaval, Jeremy was a supreme voice of reason, of compassion, of wisdom and of knowledge.
There seems to be an old boys' club who have cornered the market in giving us the wisdom of their knowledge but is in fact mostly patronising claptrap.
Called Rebirth, the show revolves around the death and new life of a star but reaches far wider into meditations on the ancient wisdom of astronomic knowledge and the reach for the universal and the eternal that lies at the centre of the Buddhist and Shinto thinking of her native Japan (she now lives in New York).
Commonly cited subcomponents of wisdom included knowledge of life, prosocial values, self-understanding, acknowledgment of uncertainty, emotional homeostasis, tolerance, openness, spirituality, and sense of humor.
Philosophy embodies a love of wisdom, a knowledge of how best to live.
Jesse's got a lot of wisdom, a lot of knowledge.
All of us at H.M.S. Productions, Inc. will miss your profound guidance, your horticultural wisdom, your wealth of knowledge, your curiosity, tales of life with "Clairey", Copake and baseball games of yore, your, support of our efforts, and above all your humanity.
The magnificent panorama provided at the beginning of the Metaphysics as gloss on the claim that all men naturally desire to know rises to and culminates in the conception of wisdom as knowledge of all things in their ultimate or first causes.
Sarcasm usually comes with some degree of wisdom and years of knowledge and experiences.
Golding carried it off through the energy and conviction of his narrative, and a way of telling that mixes immediacy with detachment, so that at one moment you experience what is going on as Lok does, and at another you are snatched back into the wisdoms of authorial knowledge, and the Neanderthal becomes a red creature, running on all fours.
