When he got this wise notion, Mr. Maple was sitting in Elaine's, watching Elaine Kaufman.
And the bougainvillea, lemons and oranges around us and those Bauhaus inspired and Neutra, Schindler, and Lautner designed homes on the Red Hills were also planted or built by someone with the wise notion of enhancing the beauty of the area.
Nonetheless, azhdarchids appear to have radiated in diversity towards the end of the Cretaceous, exploring several unusual ecological niches and increasing species wise, dismissing notions of authentic decline Small sized pterosaur species apparently were present in the Csehbánya Formation, indicating a higher diversity of Late Cretaceous pterosaurs than previously accounted for.
In her art, Wise questions the notion of luxury itself.
Still, European filmmakers practicing globalization say their peers would be wise to abandon nationalist notions.
817, 82 L.Ed. 1188, 114 A.L.R. 1487, whereby federal courts in passing upon questions of state law upon which there was no controlling state legislative enactment declared the 'general commercial law' of a state on the federal court's notion of wise public policy, independently of state court decisions.
This notion that wise people might have been "vaccinated" earlier in life by adversity reminded me of Vivian Clayton's father, sitting next to his frail mother in London while the German bombs rained down around them, celebrating their survival each time with a cup of tea.
A wise variation on that basic notion is that the bigger the bank, the higher the capital requirement should be.
(Though its acceptability may be understandable, the notion that a wise Latina woman is better qualified to dispense justice than a white man is no less tragic or absurd than the opposite assertion).
But when figures range from 300,000 women being sexually assaulted and 60,000 raped each year, to 1 in 4 who have been sexually assaulted, is it wise to be repeatedly perpetuating a notion that women are sexual objects?
And it's that notion gadget companies would be wise to adopt.
