A wise practitioner realizes his limits and adjusts accordingly.
Rather than clutching at originality, Bayona, like any wise practitioner of the genre, seems happy to raise the dead to bring fresh life to old tropes and buried images.
Rather than clutching at originality, Bayona, like any wise practitioner of the genre, seems happy to raise the dead — to bring fresh life to old tropes and buried images.
The resulting hoo-ha caused Dr Watson to be eased out of the chancellorship of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, near New York, where he had worked for almost 40 years.Fortunately, the study of links between intelligence and genetics has some wiser practitioners than Dr Watson.
You can make sure people who are coming into professions are mentored by wise, experienced practitioners and have experiences that enable them to start to develop wisdom themselves.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, Brent Scowcroft, and other very wise foreign policy practitioners from America's higher stakes Cold War past recommended to President Obama that he lay out his own parameters and vision for what the outlines of a final deal should look like.
(Ratliff) * MISHA MENGELBERG (Tonight through Sunday, Tuesday through next Sunday) This legendary Dutch jazz pianist, a practitioner of wise mischief, in a series of collaborations.
9 30 p.m., Nublu, 62 Avenue C, between Fourth and Fifth Streets, East Village, www.nublu.net, cover, $5. (Ratliff) MISHA MENGELBERG (Through Sunday) The legendary Dutch jazz pianist, a practitioner of wise mischief, in a series of collaborations.
The hope is that with enough such experience and enough examples and enough mentoring, you'll end up with, not just technically skilled practitioners, but wise ones.
Patients referred outside the 2-week wait are disadvantaged and thus practitioners would be wise to refer all their patients through the 2-week wait system.
Ask your health practitioner if it would be wise to begin massage therapy with your wife.
