Sentence examples for military wisdom from inspiring English sources

It is to Roberts's credit that he realizes neither Americans nor Britons had a monopoly on military wisdom.

"I would," interjected Sergeant Murray, handing along a piece of military wisdom given to him, "You've got to embrace the suck".

Instead, he sets Sherman's body on a horse, gives him a broadly recognizable face and a head full of practical military wisdom, and sends him off into the story to wreak havoc as befits his temperament and training.

To keep his forces secure, accepted military wisdom required that Moreau secure at least half of the crossings of the river, and that his troops follow a line of march perpendicular to the river.

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How would you export some of the military's wisdom about risk avoidance to Wall Street?

The "Re Militari" of Vegetius was full of common-sense military axioms and wisdom, next to Caesar's "Commentary," probably the most influential Western text on war through the 19th century.

There remains deep scepticism within the administration and the military about the wisdom of attacking Isis in either Iraq or Syria.

Around Mosul and elsewhere in Iraq, the American military, whether through wisdom or sheer luck, has hit upon an approach that seems able to overcome that skepticism, at least locally.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington has provoked a broad debate over the military and political wisdom of an attack on Iran.

The conventional wisdom among military officers, diplomats and Iraqi officials is that after a new government is formed, talks will begin about a longer-term American troop presence.