Examples of 'sagesse' in a sentence
Meaning of "sagesse"
sagesse (noun) - A French term that translates to wisdom in English. It is often used in philosophical or spiritual contexts to refer to profound knowledge and insight
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Sagesse chinoise et méditation chrétienne.
Quebec tour of the Sagesse reportée show.
He played his first game against his former team Sagesse.
Her two consorts Sagesse and Eclatant escaped into the river.
I discovered public life first of all at La Sagesse.
He then signed a contract with Sagesse in the Lebanese Basketball League.
Your journey will continue onto a secluded beach at La Sagesse.
However, he left Sagesse after only two games.
They kept me locked up at La Sagesse.
My whole thesis in Sagesse has collapsed, and in this total collapse is the awakening.
Look no further than La Sagesse.
I went to the La Sagesse used a phony health inspector 's badge.
I understand what you are saying, Sagesse.
Schools in Lebanon 's La Sagesse network will now be open to all.
La Sagesse is my university of course! And I am proud of it.
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We opened our doors in Achrafieh - Sagesse.
Luc Ferry, la sagesse des mythes en BD.
Knowing, managing and sowing love, is the motto of the La Sagesse School Complex.
She ought to have qualified, " la sagesse Orientale " by adding the adjective ' ésoterique . '.
At the end of the CBA season, he joined Sagesse Beirut in Lebanon.
He attended the University of Sagesse where he graduated from Law School in 1997.
He obtained a diploma in commerce at the Sagesse Institute in 1947.
And how to die, this sagesse or wisdom.
Give us your opinion about La Sagesse ( Sainte-Luce ).
