The author is represented as an infant prodigy who performs much the same feats of sapience as are attributed to Jesus in some of the Infancy Gospels.
Lynch has his hands inside our sodden mortality, and he's here, with sapience and grace, to tell us what he feels.
Our curious love affair with art sets our species apart as much as our sapience or our language or our use of tools.
They changed both law and policing, he believes, but most of all, they demonstrated the heroism and political sapience of the Queen.
It is also a rare event, the first solo show in nearly seven years of work by an artist, now seventy-eight, who is not only esteemed but cherished in the art world, as a paragon of aesthetic rigor, poetic sapience, and brusque, funny personal charm.
If one recognizes a distinctively phenomenal consciousness not captured in 'representationalist' theories of the kinds just scouted, one may then want to say: that is because the phenomenal belongs to mere sentience, and the intentional to sapience.
"In the United States, there is this big wave of self-quantification," said Khiv Singh, an assistant vice president at Sapience, which recently launched a personal time management tool called Sapience Buddy.
