Sentence examples for of sagacity from inspiring English sources

You can't say shit with that face!" For too long, we have been denied his unique brand of sagacity.

We would be drunk all our lives,' Pablo says, adopting a tone of sagacity to make a basic point about his own needs.

Mr. Hosoda's film sometimes seems a paean to girl power (go, Natsuki!), sometimes to nerd power (go, Kenji!) and sometimes to the power of sagacity and tradition (go, Great-Grandma!).

What acquires importance in the context of making a decision in the phronesis-based approach is not so much the traditional notion of expertise as the more elusive notion of sagacity (Merton and Barber 2006).

The exercise of discretion and judgment along with the development of sagacity is not arbitrary, a-moral, aprioristic or free from any normative considerations concerning how one should act.

But the master is Margaret Thatcher, the former prime minister of England and a 2004 Forbes Power Women finalist, a leader so renowned for her dry sherry manner and bracing intellect that reporters trailed her daily, pen and pad in hand, just to catch her pearls of sagacity.

It is a record of the sagacity of bourgeois collectors of the Swiss Republic in their devotion to the last hundred years of revolution in Gallic art.

Here is a man immediately asserting his own fresh utterance, modern and yet very old, intricate and metaphysical and yet undeniably full of the sagacity of the true seer, the poet born".

The reptile in question is the economic boom of the Clinton years, and it didn't happen by accident – but as a result of the sagacity of the 42nd US President.

Lest you deem me a brute, let me reassure you of my sagacity, for, amid the merciless obliteration of unwanted greenery, I am visited by the occasional moment of contemplation.

The stance of queenly sagacity overlaps only occasionally with the messy reality of cities that evolve simultaneously at every scale.