Sentence examples for sages would be from inspiring English sources

Life, say our ancient sages, would be impossible without the possibility of change, of growth, and of transformation.

Thus, the polyanionic nature of the SAGEs would be expected to reduce protease activity in part via electrostatic interactions.

He Yan would be committed to defending the unique status of the sage; otherwise, the extraordinary nature of the sage would be irrelevant.

To elaborate, wuwei as an ethical-spiritual ideal entails that the man of Dao, the sage, would be free from the disquieting movement of desire.

Whether the sage would be virtuous is perhaps moot; what Epicurus says is that he would live virtuously, that is prudently, honorably, and justly (the adverbial construction may be significant).

Perhaps SAGE would be the best vehicle for such a fund.

I pureed this with fresh tarragon (smaller amounts of thyme or sage would be good alternatives, and lots of parsley would be nice too), a half cup of milk and two eggs.

It was determined that SAGE would be unable to detect approximately 2% of the Arabidopsis transcripts due to the absence of the NlaIII anchoring enzyme site [ 18].

Michael Reardon Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire If you are planning a second Open Weekend festival, the Sage Gateshead would be the perfect venue and there would be no end of avid Guardian readers offering beds to Guardian writers.

In any event, sage advice would be to take the long view and not get stuck on a week, month, or even a quarterly drop in the market indexes.

The "alienating rhetoric," an example of which is cited above, is concentrated only in a few chapters of the Book of Lord Shang; most other display more accommodative views toward traditional moral values; some even promise that "the sage ruler" would be able to "implement benevolence and righteousness in All under Heaven" (Shang jun shu 13: 82; see also detailed discussion in Pines 2012).