If, after five minutes of that, Ignoramus cannot get Sapiens floundering about in a world he knows nothing of, it is his own fault.
The lesson here is that Homo Sapiens can adapt to many different dietaries, but like any other animal, the one thing we can't adapt to is a dietary deficient in nutrition.
The problem is stated by Seneca--"Se contentus est sapiensad beate vivendum, non ad vivendum.
Sometimes, indeed, the note of humility is absent, and Seneca is the serene sapiens contra mundum, or the proud Roman gentleman who will not demean himself to resent or even notice the insults or injuries of the spiteful crowd.
The point discussed is:--'an uir sapiens ducat uxorem.
Our sapiens is not made of stone; many things seem to him true; yet he always feels that there is a possibility of their being false.
They assure us that this is the first time homo sapiens has been an active part of either commensalism or inquilinism other than in the role of host.
But changes like this are certainly consistent within the pattern of homo sapiens as adapted to a different planet.
Ho by gob, Domine, a pair of breeches is good, et vir sapiens non abhorrebit eam.
After how much damage had been done that could not be undone, since Homo sapiens cannot ever be competent to guide and train Homo superior?
Perhaps you'll see the connection when I tell you that although the Challon are the most intelligent race yet known to exist, Homo sapiens is at present not far behind them.
Aristotle in his Ethics holds felix idemque sapiens, to be wise and happy, are reciprocal terms, bonus idemque sapiens honestus.
Sapiens crepidas sibi nunquam nec soleas fecit, a wise man never cobbled shoes; as he said of old, but how doth he prove it?
On the cornice of the presses: (a) Non erudietur qui non est sapiens in bono.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sapiens" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
