Sentence examples similar to great perspicacity from inspiring English sources

Although alternative credit rating services had shown greater perspicacity in spotting credit problems, the then-existing system of U.S. regulation imposed barriers to entry.

Technology is generally developed by experts, however — or inventors possessing great talent, perspicacity and ingenuity.

The Taunton Courier noted that at one dinner, he "made a great impression by the perspicacity of his utterances, by the breadth of view they indicated, and by his fluency of speech".

It's bemusing that within the last few days two books that promise to deliver the wisdom of two men celebrated for their economic and business prescience and perspicacity received bids so large that many are questioning the fiscal prescience and perspicacity of the publishers who offered the money.

"I bow to your perspicacity, sir. It would appear that the Great British Public will happily tolerate extremes of inequality and privilege in life but likes to see them temporarily reversed in literature".

With the perspicacity that would lead him to become, arguably, our greatest postwar playwright, Williams had pretty much hit the nail on the head.

His prose stinks of perspicacity.

Posterity has confirmed Beethoven's perspicacity.

But perhaps I'm selling Williams's perspicacity short.

It flatters the observer's opinion of his own perspicacity.

Middlesex is not, however, being universally congratulated for its perspicacity.