Sentence examples similar to particularly sagacious from inspiring English sources

This is what might be called the career-celebrating miscellany, in which some titan of a particular form wanders happily around the accumulated lumber of his lifelong engagement with literature, stopping every so often to pull out a particularly attractive item for his readers to stare at while dropping many a sagacious, edifying comment along the way.

Since such an extreme sequence conservation at species level is well documented in the case of Mycobacterium, further analysis of MIP would be sagacious to have an explicit understanding of taxonomic identity and specific physiological attributes of this bacterium, particularly in the context of evolution and speciation.

Theses are sagacious men.

Neither can I. Sagacious?

Here Sheehan is most sagacious.

The influence of Socrates on Zeno was mediated by the Cynics, but Roman Stoics particularly Epictetus regarded Socrates as the paradigm of sagacious inner strength, and they invented new arguments for the Socratic thesis that virtue is sufficient for happiness.

The N.H.L. has made some sagacious changes.

It is sound descriptively, less sagacious prescriptively.

"He was a sagacious, astute man".

Lines like this jar because Evans is otherwise so sagacious.

In all these areas, his commentary is sagacious and valuable.