Sentence examples for as sagacious as from inspiring English sources

In a "Dear All" memo, he thanked everyone for "a remarkable effort" in covering the 2010 election, and he offered special praise "to Alan Murray and Jerry Seib, who are as sagacious as they are loquacious".

The outsider as sagacious misfit, ridiculous pundit on the society he rejects and which rejects him, inflated monster of misdirected fury.

As in, as soon as possible.

"Some of the comments, compared with the actual facts, were found not to be so sagacious as they were supposed to be".

The North Korean media has referred to him as the "sagacious leader of our party, state and military".

Eighty years old, and "done" with writing (or so he says), he comes across as droll, sagacious, securely self-deprecating (of the early books and the early marriage), relaxed, high-spirited and warm.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate on Tuesday opened debate on Elena Kagan's nomination to the Supreme Court, with Democrats praising her as a sagacious legal mind and a refreshing choice from outside the usual ranks of federal judges and Republicans denouncing her as a liberal partisan who would bend the law to her political views.

As a sagacious Vietnam veteran once told me of his time in south-east Asia: "I realised out there that I was nothing more than a redcoat" (a reference to how Americans viewed the occupying British troops during their war of independence).

Yet it seems insufficient to report merely that both hours of music "featured" this 87-year-old icon of jazz improvisation to sterling effect; the Taylor seen at the Whitney on Thursday night was simultaneously a master of presenting fresh-feeling compositions, while also working as a sagacious leader of group interplay.

As the sagacious Grand Master of the Jedi Order, Yoda once said, "Do or do not.

In John Milton's Paradise Lost, Beelzebub is presented as a sagacious companion of Satan.