Sentence examples for Remarkable sagacity from inspiring English sources

Chief among these was Cecil (afterward Lord Burghley), whom Elizabeth appointed her principal secretary of state on the morning of her accession and who was to serve her (first in this capacity and after 1571 as lord treasurer) with remarkable sagacity and skill for 40 years.

With Pakistan to the northwest, generally considered to be one of the most dangerous places on the planet, Afghanistan next to Pakistan and Iran and Iraq next door, it did not take remarkable sagacity, but it did take money, and that's why there were no other American television network bureaus there.

"There was nobody better to have on your side in a crisis than Neville – a remarkable combination of sagacity and solidarity". Bob Carr, who surpassed Wran's record for the longest continuous service as NSW premier, said Wran set a template for successful Labor leaders, including the prime ministers Bob Hawke and Paul Keating. "He was a master politician," Carr told Sky News.

It requires a certain sagacity.

PMs have marvelled at her sagacity.

Call it the sagacity of hope.

He brings sagacity to the court.

Stanford continued to speak of his financial sagacity.

Keynes's sagacity and wit shifted public opinion.

McEwan, as ever, writes with tenderness and sagacity.

"Yes, you lack sagacity," he once told a teacher.