“The wise sage had lived close to the mountains most of his life, and he had observed many families come and go.”

“It is not the physician or psychotherapist but the holy person or spiritual sage who is most able to help in such cases.”

“As you can see, all those people will go on to have happy, successful lives if they just follow my words of wisdom and sagacity.”

“But in the end he lacked the sagacity or the low cunning to do the one thing necessary.”

“It cannot be possible that a man of that sagacity should be associated with such a crackbrained scheme.”

“Merlin matures to an ascendant sagehood and engineers the birth of Arthur through magic and intrigue.”

“The wise sage had lived close to the mountains most of his life, and he had observed many families come and go.”

“It is not the physician or psychotherapist but the holy person or spiritual sage who is most able to help in such cases.”

“In other words, intellectuals exercise verbal gymnastics to discredit empirical evidence in order to give them an undeserved aura of sagaciousness.”

“Stallone's self-deprecating humour is better than ever now that he has achieved complete sagaciousness, with the real-life Philadelphia statue of Rocky making an in-world cameo.”

“At that time he had come to wonder just why she wished so badly to serve as a mere aide when according to all her instructors she had excelled in the art of sagecraft.”

“One guess is that he conveyed a sageness, a discernment about life that people could easily sense.”

“This substance is composed of a hot sulphureous earth, and a watery essence, in such a way that the sages have called it imperfect sulphur.”

“Once the poets and the sages were held to be pleasing triflers, fit for hours of relaxation in the lulls of war.”

“Ancient people followed the words of such sages and seldom cut their hair throughout their whole lives.”