| Still, as Rome's mayor — and physician in chief — Ignazio Marino avers, the prognosis for Italy is one of cautious sanguinity. |
| Ellen had always had a sort of sanguinity of happiness and of the petting of Providence as well as of her friends. |
| Because I believe that economic success inspires ambition and appetite in national leaders, not sanguinity or contentedness. |
| But a mighty push is required to turn sanguinity into action and rhetoric into reality. |
| Behind these achievements was a man of startling physical prowess and inexhaustible sanguinity. |
| Not that such sanguinity hasn't been sorely tested. |
