The French aduis'd by good intelligence Of this most dreadfull preparation, Shake in their feare, and with pale Pollicy Seeke to diuert the English purposes.
Who is more expert in any quality then he that hath it at his fingers ends; & if he have more pollicy in his braines then dirt under his nayles Ile nere give 2 groates for a Calves head.
That pollicy pleades no excuse; you yet Had men enough, had they bene soldiers, Fit for a Leaders Justification.
Alas, poore Pike, I thinke thy pate holds no more pollicythan a Pollax.
Warre, in pollicy and valiance with any of his predecessours comparable: his children were very yong, and for that cause Tarquinius was more instant to summon a parliament for creation of a kyng.
I cannot leave Tirtheus pollicy untouched, who by force of his pen could incite men to the defence of theyr countrye.
Gentlewomen, that by honorable pollicy saued the honor of themselues and honesty of theyr husbandes, to make humble sute for their preseruation, who were like to be berieued of their greatest comforts.
Thanke vs for our pollicy and pleasaunt disport that wee made you.
They sent, as soone as we weare together, some fourty, that perpetually went to and againe to find out our pollicy and weaknesse.
Here a notable pollicy of the diuel to have dammed up Gods glory and mans relligion, both at once.
The Papistes relligion is like a beggars cloke, where there are soe many patches of pollicy sowed on, that none of the first clothe can be seene.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pollicy" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
