For that reason, it was very difficult to decide on the wisest song from Britain's wisest pop band.
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"I don't think this is the wisest moment," said Rep.
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And it may not have been the wisest financial move.
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Surely this is the wisest way to ensure our security.
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The wisest analysts in New York and Washington are sanguine.
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This isn't the wisest strategy, but it has, occasionally, worked.
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This is ultimately what makes Noah seem like the wisest character.
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That includes Tony, the wisest teen around, played by Christian Navarro.
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The wisest man continues to show himself as a moron though.
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As it is, the book's wisest moments read like fortune cookies.
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Given everything you've just said, what's the wisest course moving forward?
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When in doubt it is wisest to bank on inexplicable incompetence.
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That it's maybe not the wisest use of cash in all cases.
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I don't want to speculate on which path would be the wisest.
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" He also dedicated his own post to his "oldest and wisest sister.
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The wisest choice for the George Lucas Museum, San Francisco is. pic.twitter.
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On the trail, it's wisest to pack a lunch and ample water.
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He is the oldest and the wisest, with a wife and children.
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Here are 28 of Albert Einstein's wittiest, wisest, profoundest, and greatest quotes.
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He's the wisest person in the room, because they're full of shit.
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He is one of the wisest and most calm people I know.
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"To ignore these markets would not be the wisest decision," Kaur added.
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Bargains do exist, and sometimes the wisest choice is to lock in earnings.
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Sometimes, the wisest option is to hold your nerve and ignore the electorate.
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However, even the wisest fund manager isn't going to reshape capitalism single-handed.
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The best and wisest choice for a variety of good reasons is Sen.
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Check out the pics ... probably not the wisest with 2 tots on board.
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"The wisest tinkerers say that a custom car is never done," said Cohen.
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In "Washington Journal," Ms. Drew quoted "one of the wisest people" she knew.
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His wisest move however is the one he is most likely to avoid.
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Like the wisest commanders, she sought criticism and synthesized the best of it.
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But for the wisest pitchers and coaches, the desire to evolve never ends.
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We know migrating north forever probably isn't the wisest idea, but a quick getaway?
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Either way, Tesla might not be the wisest way to bet on electric cars.
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Well, it doesn't take the wisest owl in the parliament to figure it out.
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Do not go into that house, says Diego, the wisest of all the characters.
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Marturano added that sometimes doing nothing at all can actually be the wisest decision.
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Still, it's the wisest thing he's said about the island's excruciating crisis thus far.
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The essay was simply the wisest course of action for him, given the situation.
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Finally, perhaps the wisest approach is to reduce fire risk before fires even start.
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The wisest plan, for people like Sinan, must be to keep their heads down.
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Perhaps the wisest move is to befriend your local bartenders and fellow bar hoppers.
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Perhaps the wisest words on this topic come from an old New Yorker cartoon.
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One of the curators' wisest decisions was to devise the show in three parts.
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It's not necessarily the wisest time to take your money out of the market.
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Trans women are some of the sexiest, funniest, wisest, and open-minded women I know.
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The great religions and the wisest political philosophies have always counseled going the other way.
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Citizens, politicians and business leaders are asking if societies are making the wisest trade-offs.
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Yet on one limb set separately the wisest bird,wide-eyed and cowled, weighed every word.
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I'd known him since high school, and he was the silliest, wisest, cleverest person I knew.
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In effect, Facebook has determined that we are the wisest to determine the content around us.
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It's this math that gives us America's wisest, most experienced 25-year-old, Daisy Belle Ward.
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While it can feel good to place blame outside ourselves, it's not always the wisest move.
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In truth, degenerate sports bettors are some of the wisest people in this country right now.
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You can't accomplish all of your goals today; it would be wisest to conserve your energy.
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For progressives, the wisest course is to turn out the base, starting with the black community.
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Common wisdom holds that the wisest decision at that point would be to focus on infrastructure.
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Listen to your instincts and don't ignore it because it's the wisest part of your system.
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But counting on this Congress to successfully manage brinksmanship would not be the world's wisest bet.
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All he had to do was stick to his lines: The president's proposals are the wisest.
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"Now, with all the politicking, I'm wondering if that really is the wisest thing," he added.
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Her reply was one of the wisest I'm sure to hear in this time of upheaval.
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Her reply was one of the wisest I'm sure to hear in this time of upheaval.
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But to have them do so while seemingly ignoring specific matchups is not the wisest move.
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A language is too big and diverse to be run by even the wisest group of overseers.
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In purely political terms, evading the specific pay-fors question is probably the wisest course of action.
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But perhaps the wisest policy, for the time being, may be to disallow germline genetic enhancement altogether.
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Tanny Banany is the most responsible ever — the smartest and the wisest and makes the best decisions.
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But as with most things in life, the easy way is rarely the wisest or most rewarding.
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In it is some of the wisest advice on being an engaged conversation partner you'll find anywhere.
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Yet it may actually be the wisest thing to apply different moral philosophies in different relational contexts.
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Many of the wisest things we do, in life and in politics, are the things we don't.
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There's no magic formula that guarantees that civilians in key national security positions will make the wisest decisions.
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The wisest one, but still making horrible teenager mistakes — more cautious in many ways than other family members.
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The wisest move then is to allow your savings to compound at market returns over your working years.
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For everyone else, though, the wisest course of action may be deciding to just not give a shit.
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But remember, first and foremost, to listen to your doctor's orders — that's always the wisest thing to do.
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If possible, the wisest path is to turn O into E, and frankly, the O needs a shakeup.
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"It's probably not the wisest thing in the world to make some kind of ironclad commitment," Wheeler said.
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It may not have been the wisest move for a politician to send out such a large list.
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Cathartic though it was, taking an ax to the principal's car was not the wisest expression of rage.
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After its second season, the New Yorker heralded it as "one of the wisest, most emotionally ambitious" shows around.
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Fiscal firepower is nice to have, but more often than not it is wisest to keep the powder dry.
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Streible said the wisest move, in his eyes, would be to look at your current portfolio and "reallocate" assets.
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I advise my students that identifying readers as the enemy too early in a story not the wisest strategy.
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It's fair to argue whether venting is the wisest or most effective response, but it's certainly an understandable one.
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S. my mother is a primary school receptionist and is the wisest, most inspirational and kindest woman I know.
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Online watch reseller Watchfinder & Co. thinks that the Rolex Sky-Dweller 326933 may be the wisest investment for horology enthusiasts.
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This is often not the wisest use of a company's profits, as it can hurt growth and erode investor confidence.
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In classic "Crowdwise" style, I invited readers to send me their wisest words about preventing money management from fracturing families.
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The thing the wisest people say about friendship is this: Lovers stand face to face staring into each other's eyes.
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The wisest leaders also understand that all the big problems today are global problems, and they have only global solutions.
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" The teachings, Mr. Vicente said, were derived from Mr. Raniere, who was seen as Nxivm's "philosophical founder" and "wisest person.
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"In diplomacy, it is often wisest deliberately not to notice what otherwise might be, even accurately, considered a snub," he said.
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Under these circumstances, even the wisest and most competent of presidents could easily find him or herself losing control over events.
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In the biblical narrative, King Solomon, described as the wisest of men, was confronted by two women who shared a house.
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The wisest CEO, or parent, knows when to say "I don't know" -- and when to turn to those who know best.
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In retrospect, maybe this wasn't the wisest question as it compelled readers to discuss the godellos in terms of other wines.
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What she is doing was the most realistic and most wisest thing that a woman in that era could have done.
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And she says she has no plans to slip up any time soon, thanks to some advice from the wisest one herself.
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Seeing as the couple has a pretty volatile, on-again, off-again relationship, though, that probably wouldn't have been the wisest move.
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Thankfully, Bibiana Julian — hands-down the wisest contestant of the season — sat Colton down and told him to get his shit together.
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Sometimes the wisest are the youngest in our lives, the ones who haven't yet been desensitized to the atrocities of our world.
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But there is skepticism from the industry that recruiting Neymar, 27, at the expense of Dembélé, 22, is the wisest of strategies.
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Compared with spying, the ordeal of artistry is notoriously hard to feign, and only the wisest actors have flourished in the attempt.
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Andrew Carnegie, the world's richest man in his lifetime, testified in favor of its enactment, calling it the "wisest" form of taxation.
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From the age of 26, Newgarden has been investing a portion of his winnings, but admittedly, not always in the wisest way.
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Holly is the conscience of the movie, and the wisest soul in sight, yet she's neither a prig nor a smart-ass.
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On Christmas Eve, Mayor Pete Buttigieg's campaign's wisest innovators put on a competition: whoever gives donates the smallest amount of money wins.
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Art Review One of the savviest, wisest, most revealing museum exhibitions of the summer may not have much actual art in it.
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So I look at this from a personal lens in the sense that my aunt is the wisest person I&aposve ever met.
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They may buy Deron Williams out, or trade him to a more convenient location, and bottoming out remains the wisest move long-term.
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I did, at one point, re-name myself GEORGE KILLS on Twitter which, looking back with hindsight, was probably not my wisest decision.
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If you're behind the separation of Latino families at the U.S. border, maybe dining at a Mexican restaurant isn't the wisest of ideas.
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Whenever you think of an idea, you tend to go ahead and do it, but that's not the wisest decision during Mercury retrograde.
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Given the political temperature and the social media age we live in, it wasn't the wisest choice, but still they've stuck with it.
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Buffett doesn't tweet much, but many of Wall Street wisest are offering free Twitter adviceThe Points Guy has more than 20 credit cards.
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Still, if you don't want the hassle of finding a buyer, GoPro's deal (while not the wisest, fiscally speaking) is at least very convenient.
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It might not be the most popular thing to do right now, but it is the wisest move for America in the long run.
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Sometimes the wisest are the youngest in our lives, the ones who haven’t yet been desensitized to the atrocities of our world.
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And where the wisest characters are the ones who can shrug off the past, while those who recall it are compelled to repeat it.
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There's a risk to that, of course, because ignoring a country with more than 700 million internet users is not always the wisest decision.
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Leaving them to the SDF may be the easier path, but it is not the wisest nor the safest one in the long term.
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"Throughout our history, our wisest statesmen have warned that America's greatest risk has never been attack from abroad but rot from within," you wrote.
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Some American partners in the region are celebrating the demise of a powerful Iranian adversary but believe it is wisest to do so discreetly.
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Judging by its better track record in assessing macroeconomic risks, it might not be the wisest of moves to bet against the bond market.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Capricorn, one of the wisest signs, which will encourage you to do some exploring and learning of your own.
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In being smart and wise in each situation in trying to find the most peaceful way out is always going to be the wisest one.
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I dropped by to see one of the city's wisest observers of America, Jia Qingguo, the dean of the Department of Diplomacy at Peking University.
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This principle is that the electorate, under the right conditions, will make the wisest possible choice as to which presidential candidate should lead the country.
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For similar reasons, if on a much smaller scale, selling Comcast's stake in Hulu to Disney before too long may be Mr. Roberts' wisest choice.
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But, rather than wait for that to happen, the wisest course for citizens interested in a stronger union is to focus on building it themselves.
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Given that cops regularly scour social media to make their jobs easier, perhaps uploading the video for the world to see was not his wisest decision.
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That's not the wisest thing to do in New York, but we'll go with it, since there are a slew of other questions in the air.
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In the long term, perhaps the wisest move isn't to build an organism that blends seamlessly with an aggressive retailer, but one that fights against it.
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So it's probably not the wisest thing in the world to do to make some kind of ironclad commitment, but I understand the point you're making.
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The wisest part of getting your wisdom teeth removed is having someone record you when you're coming down off the drugs ... and Simone Biles knows it!
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However, it's wisest for your daughter and her girlfriend to work out the finances on their own, with you generously offering to host in your home.
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"In it he wrote that Tammany was the wisest and bravest of all cats, and that he had 50,000 friends in City Hall," Ms. Gavan said.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Saving yourself several hundred dollars by buying a suspicious-looking 1Ph0ne from the back of someone's trunk might not be the wisest idea.
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Instead, the wisest course is "simply" to add more homes, allowing the local housing stock to accommodate more people — the well-heeled and less well-off alike.
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Davos Seaworth Davos is the wisest, kindest, and most grandfatherly character on Game of Thrones and therefore, is a guarantee to devastate the audience if he dies.
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" He also penned an op-ed in The New York Times similarly arguing that the "wisest course would be to improve the handcuffs rather than break them.
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I worshipped my dad—he was the strongest and wisest man I knew—but he was a country man, a Southern country man, and I just wasn't.
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Because of all the costs of owning a home in retirement, buying a new, though smaller, one may not be the wisest financial decision, some experts say.
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For Manfred, the wisest course of action would be to let this all go, for now, rather than provoke further animosity from the players or their union.
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Whatever Macron may say, the United States' wisest course in Syria is withdrawal from the civil war and support for negotiations that can reach a workable détente.
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Originally from Mexico, Richter lived in her home country up until 2011, when escalating drug violence in the country made relocation the wisest option for the artist.
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On a homework assignment posted to Reddit (that was, admittedly, probably designed to elicit funny answers), this kid wrote some of the wisest proverbs we have ever beheld.
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Ahead, we take a look at common positions and sex acts you may have seen in porn — and why they might not be the wisest ones to replicate.
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Granted, there's no way to verify whether or not these are truly the inaugural posts — the wisest Instagram users delete their early work so as to avoid embarrassment.
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Minaj's turn as the "Wisest Thing" is befitting, of course, seeing as she's taken on many roles in her quadruple threat-level career; we all remember Roman, right?
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Until now, this has seemed the wisest choice for tech CEOs trying to keep their heads above the fray and appeal to both pro- and anti-Trump forces.
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Lewis' point was more philosophical, about whether people generally could be called out for behavior that might not be the wisest, or the best for them or society.
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Given that the real estate market seems fairly robust right now, it might be wisest to sell your home, pay off your loan and relocate to something smaller.
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One clear indication that the yes vote on Brexit was not the wisest of electoral decisions is the manner in which that vote has up-ended U.K. politics.
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Much as it's popular to condemn negative campaigning, it seems to be the wisest strategy for both sides in a race between candidates with disapproval ratings in record territory.
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AFTER the death in 1503 of Alice B. Toklas, longtime partner of Picasso's patron Gertrude Stein, David Rockefeller made one of the wisest moves of his art-collecting career.
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Making an end run around adolescents by precipitously calling the parent of the worrisome adolescent can be tempting, but it is not necessarily the wisest way to elicit help.
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The mother and son duo held a town hall in Derry, New Hampshire, Thursday night, where Barbara praised her son as the "nicest, wisest, most caring, loyal, disciplined" man.
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Certain staffers are already experts in categories like televisions or headphones, and sometimes the wisest option is just to interview a bunch of painters about the best wall paints.
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Given the recent volatility on Wall Street and signs of an emerging recession, perhaps it is not the wisest move to disrupt financial relationships that depend on the border.
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Somewhere above his frozen domain, the Greeks believed, lay a land of peace and plenty, home to fertile soils, warm breezes, and the oldest, wisest, gentlest race on earth.
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It may be the safest route the episode could have taken, but in one of this series' most rocky seasons, the safest also happens to be the wisest route.
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He later paid a $150 registration fee to try out for the Spurs' affiliate in the N.B.A. Development League, which was probably the wisest investment he could have made.
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While the president — recently re-elected to a far more powerful executive presidency — sounded bellicose in his response, his wisest course of action is to avoid escalation, analysts say.
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One of the wisest, savviest museum exhibitions of the summer may not have much actual art in it, but it circles the subject like a satellite around a planet.
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She finds solace only in her 17 pet rabbits (one for each of her dead children) and Lady Sarah Churchill (Weisz) — her companion, closest friend, wisest confidante, and lover.
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If you face several credit cards with different interest rates, advisors say it's financially wisest to follow the same prioritization of paying off the balances with the highest rates first.
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An increasing percentage of respondents reported that real estate was the wisest place to keep their savings and that their primary motivation for saving was to make a housing purchase.
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Just look at the administration's newest proposal to salvage the war in Afghanistan, a powerful argument for why even the wisest generals shouldn't be given undue deference by civilian leaders.
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He is the most loving father, the most brilliant actor, the most beautiful operatic tenor, the most talented visual artist- the wisest and most human advice giver, & best Grandpa ever!!
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But he is no doubt not the only New Yorker wondering, with the subways mired in crisis, if a new payment procedure is the wisest use of all that money.
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He is the most loving father, the most brilliant actor, the most beautiful operatic tenor, the most talented visual artist -- the wisest and most human advice giver, & best Grandpa ever!!
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Senators in the trial today may decide that, since there are only nine months remaining until the next election, it is wisest to let the people decide the fate of Trump.
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Kourtney Kardashian, the eldest and wisest of the Kardashian sisters, turns 37 today – and if her recent experiences are any indication, this next year will continue her reign of greatness. 1.
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Your sense of self has always confirmed your warmth and brightness to everyone who surrounds you, and because of this, you are one of the wisest of humans I've ever encountered.
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"It makes it a challenge, but we're working with the incoming administration right now, and that seems to be the preference of folks, so that's probably the wisest idea," Price said.
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Your ire is justified — but trying to express your rage by putting together a makeup tutorial "inspired by" the passenger's injuries probably isn't the wisest way to throw shade at United.
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The wisest choice might be to roll over your retirement fund into an individual retirement account or a Roth IRA or to leave the account active within your previous employer's program.
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Every other team in the league will have cap space, too, and banking on free agency as a means to go from good to great isn't the wisest long-term strategy.
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If I could change one thing, I'd upgrade it to include a power scrubbing option, but that would also likely make it heavier, so it might not be the wisest choice.
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I was also surprised to discover that the story of Onan isn't actually about onanism, and that King Solomon, the wisest of all the kings, ended his days turning against God.
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After a handful of panic attacks, I feel like the wisest decision would be to not do soundcheck party or [meet-and-greet] today and preserve my energy for the show.
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Maxing out Westbrook on a five-year deal right before he turns 30 may not be the wisest decision in the world, but that's a different topic for a different article.
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But though the pyrotechnics rival anything seen in a superhero movie, Deepwater Horizon takes the wisest route to disaster-movie catharsis, ratcheting the tension up to 11 before it all goes bust.
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But one could be forgiven for thinking that it was not the wisest of moves given the administration's interest -- weeks before its conference in Bahrain -- in attracting Palestinian and Arab state support.
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But no matter how much Odin, the wisest and mightiest of the gods, would like to write a different ending, time runs from creation to destruction, and then the cycle starts again.
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Bobby assumes that he can buy legitimacy if the price is right, and Axelrod Hall is certainly proof of that, but his hyperaggression isn't always the wisest play in the long term.
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A three-month-long publicly funded campaign in which one side foments anti-establishment and anti-politics sentiment is surely not the wisest idea at this febrile moment in our political history.
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If you're the youngest or middle child in your family, get ready for some unwelcome news: Your eldest sibling is likely right when they brag about being the oldest and the wisest.
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"That kind of flexibility may be the wisest way to proceed from a public policy standpoint: to allow states the opportunity to figure out what works best for their citizens," he said.
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On the bilateral economic front, the area in which Trump believes he is the wisest, the U.S. is Denmark's largest non-European trade partner with two-way trade just under $11.5 billion.
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I write about the possibility of a Sanders-Warren ticket to make a very big point about the political state of the nation and the wisest direction Clinton and Democrats should chart.
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"While still impractical, and not necessarily the wisest decision depending on your status in life, we're less reluctant to do [visible tattoos] than we were when it was very underground," he says.
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I'll let Leon Panetta, the wisest of West Coasters and former secretary of defense, speak for us: "You've got two bullies chiding each other with outrageous comments," he told Politico this week.
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It is time for the Pelicans, league officials and Davis's camp to collectively decide that the wisest move for all parties is to shelve The Brow for New Orleans' 23 remaining games.
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"Investing in sustainable infrastructure is the wisest decision we can take for our future," former Mexican President Felipe Calderon, head of the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate, said in a statement.
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In most places, as in Chagrin Valley, there is no firm policy one way or another, but the rule of thumb among the staff is that compassionate deception is often the wisest course.
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Interestingly, last August, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai — one of the wisest men in the region — put out a series of tweets that caught many eyes in Saudi.
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"You don't have to be a master of the Senate to figure out that for most people representing most states, the wisest thing on policy and politics is to oppose him," he said.
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If you listen carefully to many LGBT citizens, and especially from the South where we live and work, we do not see bans as the wisest tactic or strongest move in our power.
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Given its troubled history, perhaps the wisest course would be to give it back to one of the many governments that claim it before it can wreak disaster on the House of Windsor.
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"Selling is the wisest decision in a situation like this: when the owners start to fight, that can be the beginning of the end for a lifestyle brand," said Dutch marketing specialist Paul Moers.
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In hindsight, it was probably not the wisest choice for those who called in sick from work to take the day off — at least not until Blizzard manages to deal with the long queues.
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The Brexit debate has become so polarized in Parliament -- not to mention the rest of the UK -- that not even the wisest constitutional experts or politicians have found a way to break the impasse.
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After a handful of panic attacks, I feel like the wisest decision would be to not do sound check party or m&g [meet and greet] today and preserve my energy for the show.
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During my lessons with Raz, I realized that my parents, both Holocaust survivors — my mother survived the camps, my father survived in hiding — had always felt that the wisest thing was to remain invisible.
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Indeed, Sergio Marchionne, a late former boss of Fiat Chrysler and one of the wisest analysts of the industry's shortcomings, offered this advice after he visited the factory a few years ago: "Don't change anything."
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Varys's central argument in that scene, in essence, boils down to this: A woman known for burning her enemies, clearly consumed by rage and passion, isn't likely to make the wisest or most compassionate judgments.
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The wisest among them will be closely examining how they plan to succeed in it – especially when the "Googles" of the world will continue to have the upper hand in both human and financial resources.
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And then when we ran out of tools and had to do something really peculiar that we'd never done before, that was the wisest thing to do, given the amount of trouble we were in.
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Though they considered him the wisest person they had ever encountered, he called himself the Eternal Student and wore a long, white sash that could be interpreted as a sign of both superiority and humility.
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And the play's tragic arc does not exactly make tyrannicide look like the wisest of strategies, even if the director is crude and on-the-nose enough to dress his Cassius for the Women's March.
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She updated fans via Instagram stories, explaining that she'd had a "handful of panic attacks" earlier that day and felt that the "wisest decision" would be to instead focus her energy on the evening's show.
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While under normal circumstances, cognitive losses occur gradually as people age, the wisest course may well be to minimize and delay them as long as possible and in doing so, reduce the risk of dementia.
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The episode provides the first of many big reveals that Sugar laid the groundwork for: Garnet (Estelle), the wisest and strongest of Steven's adopted mom/friend/sisters, is actually a fusion of Ruby and Sapphire.
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But if you are not Picasso and are instead one of the country's many artists or business owners struggling to make a living, valuing your products at exorbitant, above-market prices is not the wisest decision.
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This was again not what human researchers would've attempted as a first choice, proving that logging the hours and letting the automated system figure out what works best based on mission parameters was the wisest course.
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Other advisers to the Clinton campaign argue that picking someone with vast policy experience like Brainard may be the wisest route, as such an individual will be highly valuable in case there's another global economic crisis.
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It doesn't capture all the magic of the first, but it's got: Elsa in a wetsuit, Anna ugly crying, Sven ugly crying, Kristoff singing a '90s rock ballad, Olaf at his wisest, and... THIS GOOD BOY!!
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"Well, in that case, what I'd really like is for him to have his phone privileges removed," I said to the detective, who agreed that under the circumstances it probably was the wisest course of action.
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But when he played Falstaff, Shakespeare's bravest coward, wisest fool and most ignoble knight, in Joseph Papp's 1987 production of "Henry IV, Part 1" at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, he was the indisputable star.
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The social media company has become a go-to forum for Wall Street's wisest, from banking elites to hedge fund billionaires and financial advisors, all of whom freely share their views on the markets and investing.
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Scheduling a product event on the very same day as Google might not have been the wisest move on the part of Sonos, as yesterday's brand new Sonos One speaker quickly took a backseat to Pixel gadgets.
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Though it might seem perverse, the wisest thing the would-be liberators could do would be to leave IS a safe way out of the city, eastward to Syria, to avoid a long fight to the death.
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That epiphany led to the creation of The Legacy Project, which collects the "practical advice of elder Americans," and then to the project's first book, 30 Lessons for Living: Tried and True Advice from the Wisest Americans.
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It is the kind of nervous moment that almost any New Yorker would recognize, the reason that even in a city where crime is at historic lows, direct eye contact is sometimes not considered the wisest maneuver.
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Western doublethink and selective blindness on this question is a very rich field; the wisest and most stylish guide to it is "Reflections on a Ravaged Century" (21968), by Robert Conquest, to whom we will necessarily return.
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I have a deep love of trees — they have been among my wisest teachers — and recently returned to this book while spending time with one of my own dear friends in the final weeks of her life.
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Without the tests that are credible, we don't have that, and therefore we don't know -- and community leaders and school districts and businesses don't know -- how to make the wisest decisions," Murray told CNN's Erin Burnett on "OutFront.
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During such moments as the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 or on 9/11, even the wisest president needs to hear all the options on the table and needs to hear from advisers who strongly disagree with him.
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The purpose of these hearings would be to seek honest and unvarnished advice, from respected national security voices from inside and outside the Trump administration, about the dangers in the world and the wisest American response to them.
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And don't forget: With some 40% to 50% of U.S. marriages ending in divorce, according to the American Psychological Association, spending tens of thousands of dollars on a party from the get-go might not be the wisest investment.
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You're a pioneer, and trailblazers like you can't spend too much time worrying what people think of them; however, carefully considering your reputation and the legacy you'll leave behind is the wisest approach you can take during this eclipse.
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Published in 1953 and originally banned in the author's native Poland, the book sets out to answer the question: How did the wisest of his postwar compatriots fall for Stalinism — that is, for a politics of lies and fear?
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In the book, 93-year-old Orazkhan Shuinshi, who was known as the oldest and wisest of the eagle hunters, tells his story and laments the loss of the eagle-hunting tradition: Golden eagles are like no other bird.
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But the book also, perhaps unintentionally, vindicates a cluster of enduring truths taught by the wisest conservatives down through the ages — that elevated things are fragile, and that nothing lasts forever, or even as long as we may wish.
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In an anti-antihero frame of mind, I took much too long to catch up on what turned out to be one of the wisest, most emotionally ambitious and—this is not a contradiction—spectacularly goofy series on television.
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To get the future-proof tech, you'll need to go up to Vizio's E-Series, and if you want to have a TV that can handle the latest and greatest content for the next five years, that's probably the wisest move.
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And while each of the psychics has marginally differed in their advice, most agree that felines are, on the whole, more spiritual, aware, and intelligent than other animals (although Shiner disputes this, saying that goats are the wisest of all).
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It seems to have decided that now -- with the Middle East in a sort of regional meltdown -- is not the wisest time to put issues of human rights and transparent governance at the center of its relationships with regional partners.
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She seems like the smartest of the bunch (and the only one to finish college), the wisest (as Kylie would tell you), and her no-fuss, all-natural approach to beauty is one that I aspire to follow, as well.
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Though the traditional narrative paints Sheba as a pagan worshipper who receives spiritual enlightenment from the wisest man on earth, it is precisely because King Soloman is impressed by her wisdom that he trusts her with everything he knows and understands.
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Dole then realized that the wisest course, in the best interest of the White House and congressional Republicans, was to get the facts out through a tough bipartisan investigation with the resources to follow the facts wherever they might lead.
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Perhaps wisest decisions that Ferguson has made for this fight are firstly to build a training camp completely around his own preparation, and secondly to recruit the help of Eddie Bravo and some of his top students in that camp.
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Gaiman wrote the series's six episodes himself (Pratchett died in 2015), and in streamlining the book — which was a digressive, more-is-more exercise in the tradition of "A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" — he's made the wisest possible choice.
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It probably wasn't the wisest idea for Sanders to say something that he must have known would alienate so many Miami Cuban and Venezuelan exiles, given that Florida is likely to be a crucial swing state in the general election.
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One saw the face of God and died a righteous death; one saw the face of God and went mad; one, the famous heretic of the Talmud, began cutting down the saplings; and the wisest and strongest came away without harm.
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With the outcome not in doubt, the wisest move by the president would be to promote witness testimony, not of Hunter Biden, but of those who participated in carrying out his "perfect" call directive precisely because of its damning nature.
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"They may not be aware that the numbers are not as high as they may expect among Republicans, so that might not be the wisest thing in the world," Porn said about candidates embracing Trump in a purple state like Michigan.
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"The wisest masters of Buddhism are supposed to be detached not only from the material world but from their own subjective consciousness," Hsiung says, sitting on a couch surrounded by his two dogs and a very affectionate gray cat named Joan.
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"James Simons is the greatest mathematical scientific investor in the world…The sage of Omaha is obviously the wisest philosopher and demonstrates the link between success, wealth, philosophy and wisdom, " the founder of Winton claimed when pressed on the reasons behind his selection.
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Johnston, formerly the managing editor of part of Bloomberg's Washington operation, oversees Axios's growing newsroom, a mixture of veteran beat reporters like Allen, and twentysomethings learning to break stories, aggregate from other outlets, and spin up the wisest Be Smarts in town.
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The wisest path forward in Boston involves drafting Markelle Fultz, courting Gordon Hayward or Blake Griffin with a max contract, and then watching young chips like Jaylen Brown and Marcus Smart develop in a meaningful situation that will brighten with each passing year.
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I have suggested here for several years that these issues be addressed by an idea that started with the great post-war ambassador, the "wisest of the wise men" as he has been called, George Kennan, known as the father of containment.
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As President Obama suggested, real, open, thoughtfully structured communication among family, co-workers and church members seems to be the wisest way out of the crippling tangle of misinformation, prejudice, fear and hostility that prevents us all from growing into our better selves.
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There are a few options, but it seems like the wisest might be to make the creators of the self-driving car technology liable (barring some type of operator negligence) — that way they have a financial incentive to make the safest possible machines.
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His followers regarded Mr. Raniere as the wisest and most ethical man in the world, but witnesses and prosecutors said that he exploited some women among the devotees, some of whom were branded with his initials and assigned to have sex with him.
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I think he's kind of proud of his heritage, he enjoys it and he wants to share it, even when it's not the wisest thing to do, which leads me to the third element, which is that Gendry's maybe not that bright.
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So maybe appealing to 18th-century beauty ideals isn't the wisest idea overall — but there's nothing wrong with feeling like a moneyed aristocrat of yesteryear every time you spray this voluptuous rose scent, which also contains camellia oil to infuse hair with healthy shine.
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Marling is one of the most talented—and wisest—songwriters of her generation; since emerging as a London teenager in 2008, she's steadily gathered an audience enraptured by her tender gestures of love and loss, and the softness she shows us in her work.
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"Contracts are not always necessary, but are often the wisest course of action," said Vanessa Matsis-McCready, assistant general counsel and senior human resources consultant for Engage PEO, a professional employer organization that provides HR services to small- and mid-sized business owners nationwide.
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Indeed, Democrats' euphoria over how he fared on Tuesday will give way to sharp internal tensions and sustained quarreling over which sorts of candidates — soft-spoken or bold, centrist or liberal, eclectic or pure — the party would be wisest, from a pragmatic standpoint, to promote.
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Kahneman has described his own position as "tragic," and it echoes the "tragic liberalism" of Isaiah Berlin, arguably the wisest political theorist of the 20th century, who rejected any universal formula or system to achieve social and economic perfectibility, and advocated a more pluralistic and pragmatic approach.
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Since the very early days of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kourtney Kardashian has made it clear that being the oldest, and therefore wisest, of the three sisters (five, if you're counting Kendall and Kylie Jenner — and of course you are) is a role she takes seriously.
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Not all those losses are defeats, but it's unmistakable how much of the Star Wars mythos lovingly re-created and embraced in The Force Awakens crumbles to ash in The Last Jedi, and how the series's wisest characters embrace that process as a painful but necessary rebirth.
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Local operators are also the ones who'll need to work with city and any other relevant governing officials, which is a big reason why this probably seemed like the wisest or at least most expedient path to getting revenue from markets outside the U.S. for Bird.
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Time and again, through periods both good and bad, a patronizing tone reveals itself: America is a barbarian nation, crude in its ways and shortsighted in its thinking, unable by its own immaturity to deal properly and fully with the wisest, most ancient nation ever known.
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There has been some debate about Microsoft's strategy of being an early mover in AR — specifically whether banking it primarily around hardware rather than software for readily-available devices (as Apple and Google have done respectively with ARKit and ARCore) has been the wisest move for the company.
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Despite the challenges of repaying student debt, David C. Bloomfield, professor of education leadership, law and policy at Brooklyn College and The City University of New York Graduate Center, tells CNBC Make It that earning a degree is still one of the wisest investments a student can make.
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In theory, the wisest voices are supposed to be able to persuade the broader electorate and the principle of one man, one vote -- regardless of education, experience or intelligence -- is supposed to work in the end because those with greater abilities can use their talents to show the way.
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With a great receiver like Watkins who's missed eight weeks, that's the wisest policy: grab him, don't listen to what any of the optimists or pessimists in the media echo chamber say, leave him on your bench for a game, and recalibrate after he runs around out there.
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Perhaps the wisest choice made in Hidden Figures — besides casting Henson, Spencer, and Monáe, and bringing Costner and Ali alongside them — was to subtly incorporate many of the things that would worry people like Goble, Vaughan, or Jackson, black women working in technological fields that were rapidly changing.
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The post stands as a direct affront to the company's reason for being; it's as if Nike asked whether just doing it may not be the wisest life goal after all, or if Snapple conceded it wasn't quite positive that it really was the best stuff on earth.
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But Bran hasn't lived as long as the old Three-Eyed Raven — he's not a thousand years old, or lived in a tree — so there is still a slight bit of, not necessarily naïveté, but the fact is, Bran's not quite the wisest man in the universe just yet.
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The wisest grow-the-pie Democrats have also learned something from the past few years: The benefits of Nafta, open trade with China and the rise of the digital economy — while vital for creating economic growth — don't just automatically trickle down, any more than G.O.P. tax cuts did.
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And as I danced to it again a few weeks ago in a sweaty room, a bottle of cherry Lambrini and several rum and Diet Cokes in, surrounded by so many of my friends doing exactly the same thing, I realised that it's probably the wisest, most nuanced thing I've heard all year.
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Some of the wisest business leaders realize that the only way to scale and remain competitive is to stick to their core competency — then, work collaboratively with other groups whose complementary core competencies can make a business process more efficient than by trying (and largely failing) to create such disparate capabilities themselves.
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Which is why the wisest take on the overall direction of the Supremes is the one that concludes Jack Goldsmith's recent analysis in The Weekly Standard: If you're expecting a broad "conservative revolution" as opposed to a gentle rightward drift, it will take "a sixth or seventh conservative justice" to deliver it.
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" Winfrey admitted that, like DuVernay, she hadn't read the book as a child, but was instantly drawn to the role that DuVernay described as the wisest woman in the world, an "angelic, celestial being who was going to get to wear amazing costumes and work with Reese and Mindy as a part of the Mrs.
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Battening down the hatches and seeing what's left after the storm blows over is clearly not the wisest plan, but until we directly tackle both the financial and cultural factors that lead residents to stay behind, the nation will be ill-prepared for hurricanes at a time when they are destined to become more frequent.
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And the old-fashioned Republican viewpoint that McCain adhered to and that his funeral represented needs to be seen for what it is — not a form of quiet resistance but something close to its opposite, the belief that collaboration is the wisest path forward even for those who have very real disagreements with the current president.
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At a time when millions of migrant and refugee children around the world are displaced -- when countries like Lebanon and Chad must do the impossible to accommodate hundreds of thousands of refugee girls and boys in their classrooms -- ensuring there are adequate resources flowing to effectively educate our children is the wisest and smartest way to invest.
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Putin's wisest strategy, a few analysts have pointed out to me, would be to remove forces such that Assad feels pressured to negotiate for a peace deal, but to keep just enough of a Russian force in Syria so as to deter anti-Assad forces (Saudi Arabia, the US) from escalating, by implicitly threatening that Russia would just match them by re-intervening.
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As we move forward, however, it's essential to keep the lessons of history in mind, including the one that capped off Feynman's infamous Appendix F. "NASA owes it to the citizens from whom it asks support to be frank, honest, and informative, so that these citizens can make the wisest decisions for the use of their limited resources," he wrote.
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That's a proud history, and it hasn't been much of a challenge until recently for American presidents to extol it — the wisest of them mindful of how far short of its ideals the United States has at times fallen, even as it has tried to guide other nations toward democracy as the surest safeguard of human rights, peace and opportunity.
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Since Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) convinced him last Friday that pulling the ill-fated AHCA off the floor before an embarrassing vote was the wisest course of action, Trump has been targeting the inaptly named Freedom Caucus in a series of tweets.
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What drove you to fight so hard for the moral and physical purity of your countrymen, to inflict upon them your wrathful abstemiousness, and by doing so defy even the teachings of your own God and his wisest king, Solomon, who (remember, Neal?) told us in Proverbs to "Give strong drink unto him that is perishing and wine unto the distressed in soul: Let him drink and forget his misery and remember his sorrow no more"?
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"The magnitude and difficulty of the trust to which the voice of my country called me, being sufficient to awaken in the wisest and most experienced of her citizens a distrustful scrutiny into his qualifications, could not but overwhelm with despondence one who (inheriting inferior endowments from nature and unpracticed in the duties of civil administration) ought to be peculiarly conscious of his own deficiencies," he said, essentially announcing his skepticism and fear at not living up to the task.
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If Klobuchar runs with Kennedy, she would be paired with a four-term congressman who speaks eloquently about moral capitalism, economic policies that lift all Americans, health care that protects every citizen, human rights that would lift the spirits of believers in democracy everywhere, and common decency to feed the hungry, lift the needy and love the poor as Jesus taught in the Sermon on the Mount, which I consider the noblest and wisest words ever spoken in the history of humanity.
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