Sentence examples for intelligence and prudence from inspiring English sources

The law considers, in other words, what would be blameworthy in the average man, the man of ordinary intelligence and prudence, and determines liability by that.

Finding a suitable spouse for the precious child is even trickier but they should look for someone of intelligence and prudence, well-educated and preferably of a similar background, so as to give the marriage the best possible chance.

Id. [934 S.W.2d 753] However, we held that "it cannot be said that [the defendant,] as a person of ordinary intelligence and prudence, should have anticipated that [the plaintiff] would sustain an injury by wrenching his back while performing the very job he was employed to do, i.e., the placement of sand on the oil spill". Id.

Intelligence, prudence, and ideals for a better life can discipline selfishness and short-sightedness.

He appreciated her discretion, intelligence and judgement.

It will be combined here with Kant's concept of three kinds of action (over 200 years ago) to the tripartite spectrum of technical, emotional, and ethical intelligence (Kant: skill, prudence, wisdom).

"Diligence and prudence," said Seamus.

He struggled with his caution and prudence.

Stability and prudence are her favoured themes.

Trump and prudence are not traditional bedfellows.

The system rewards patience and prudence.