Sentence examples similar to learned prudence from inspiring English sources
By nature solitary, impulsive, acerbic, he has had to learn prudence, modesty, compromise.
I keep lecturing my son, as Pop lectured me, to learn prudence.
If they practice politics they can learn prudence; if they serve in the military they can learn courage.
They would have been better prepared by learning prudence and seeking esteemed advice, rather than letting blind trust guide their decisions.
Wisdom summons human beings--all of them --to "learn prudence, acquire inthem --toe"--them --topay attention!
(See "Prudence Pains Lloyds").
Maybe, upon second thought, I did not learn well about prudence.
If you believe that they've learned something — say, about fiscal prudence or the importance of effective regulation — you're kidding yourself.
This is a lesson in prudence they likely learned after their crowd funding campaign.
"She had been forced into prudence in her youth, she learned romance as she grew older - the natural sequel of an unnatural beginning".
As PhD students we have learned such skills as tolerance, translation and prudence.
