Domingo, having outlived that, now possesses a wisdom that is more precious.
In literature, we have a vast repository of wisdom that is presented in the form of fiction.
Brian Smith Berlin, Germany It is Ian Birrell's wisdom, not conventional wisdom, that is wrong when it comes to our railways and their botched privatisation.
The Lost Art of Finding Our Way by John Huth (Harvard University Press) is full of wisdom that is fast disappearing in an age of satnav and GPS.
According to the deep stocking of wisdom that is Wikipedia, one of Kylie Minogue's friends thought that the pop star had already made a Christmas album when the idea was mooted.
Cain wants us to believe he is espousing nothing more than the everyday wisdom that is the shared property of all genuine Americans, regardless of differences of class, religion, and, most significantly in his case, race.
He plays on a piece of Russian folk wisdom that is roughly translated as "the good czar, bad advisers" — the belief that, throughout history, a Russian leader with the right intentions is often betrayed by underlings.
But as Mark Twain said, "We should be careful to get out of an experience only the wisdom that is in it and stop there lest we be like the cat that sits down on a hot stove lid.
Eddie, whose chair is always mysteriously empty (unless he's in it, taking a nap or eating fried chicken) has the kind of deep wisdom that is sometimes hard to distinguish from lunacy.
Even in a less than sterling production, "The Golem" is a play that both acknowledges and cries out for a kind of wisdom that is beyond the world of men.
Daphne Merkin's musings (Feb. 12) about the sexuality of post-menopausal women not only deftlydeflate the received wisdom that is being (profitably) proffered, they're also refreshing, brilliantlyarticulated and funny.
