Sentence examples for on the sagacity from inspiring English sources

Actually, I don't put much weight on the sagacity of my projections.

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.

The Clinton factotums, James Carville and Paul Begala were rolled out on the networks to proclaim the sagacity of such a pairing, but it was not to be.

A cleric can't call himself an ayatollah; other people give him the title, based ostensibly on the depth of his learning and the sagacity of his writings.

This time, he at least had the sagacity to decamp to his own quarters, elsewhere on the parliamentary estate, and clear the entire floor of earwigging journalists, but there was nothing he could do to mitigate the fact that the lift by which he would spirit his secret visitors in and out is made of glass.

Call it the sagacity of hope.

He had the sagacity to know that his moment had come.

In trendy, eclectic, overexposed Brooklyn as packaged for TV, even the sagacity has turned trite.

"His office is anything he has the sagacity and force to make it," he wrote.