statesmanship造句

1、an act of supreme statesmanship

2、He praised the two leaders warmly for their statesmanship.

3、Mrs. Bush is also adept at combining domesticity with statesmanship.

4、Without delicate statesmanship, unstable regimes may balance themselves on the back of careless Western intervention.

5、War and statesmanship were not for him, but he knew how important those things were - at times.

6、Again one of the oldest questions of political science very rarely asked by the political science of today that is very skeptical of the language of statesmanship.

7、Aristotle's political science then is ultimately the supreme science of statecraft a term that again we don't hear much about — statecraft or statesmanship.

8、Her usual calm, self-possessed, unhurried and tough statesmanship, and her ability to control the situation under any circumstances, were lost.

9、For Islam was not just a system of beliefs: Mohammed's religion created a system of statesmanship, a system of society, law, philosophy, science and art--a whole new civilization with religion as a unifying and dominating feature.

10、He built America, for what our Republic is today is largely due to the prudence, the forethought, the statesmanship, the enterprise, the wisdom, and the ability of Benjamin Franklin.