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Meanings of statesmanship in English
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1
It is a good moment for statesmanship from the two leading parties.
2
He was brave and crafty, keen in statesmanship, and dissolute in pleasure.
3
There just isn't the global statesmanship at the moment, nowhere near it.
4
In statesmanship-in all that pertained to human affairs-he was intensely practical.
5
The greater the necessity for statesmanship, the more must statesmen be avoided.
6
Conventional diplomacy and conventional statesmanship have very evidently broken down in Europe.
7
Since Octavius the world had seen no such instance of precocious statesmanship.
8
Rather the blame is to be laid upon his lack of statesmanship.
9
The act was hailed by free-trade England as a tribute of statesmanship.
10
It was uneventful and distinguished only by your wise and humane statesmanship-
11
Genius and statesmanship have been set aside for a popular symbol, railsplitting.
12
But a certain type of southern statesmanship was not amenable to reason.
13
And was this shifty dodging of the real issue the wisest statesmanship?
14
What passes for mere politics here might well figure as statesmanship elsewhere.
15
His statesmanship was discontinuous, being an interesting avocation rather than a career.
16
His immense popularity, his high reputation for statesmanship, were gone for ever.
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Statesmanship through the time
Statesmanship across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common