Sentence examples for perspicacity in from inspiring English sources
The phrase "perspicacity in" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone's keen insight or understanding in a particular area or subject. Example: "Her perspicacity in analyzing complex data sets has greatly contributed to the success of our research project."
Instinct is involved, surely as much as perspicacity, in sifting through the mass of observation and anecdote.
Mr Bergsten compliments the United States for its perspicacity in forging PTAs that can be opened wider in due course emphasising America's leadership, to be contrasted with the less public-spirited attitudes of the "inward-looking" EU.
Much as I would like to claim credit for my perspicacity in approving production of this movie, I have to admit, in all honesty, that I did everything I could do to prevent it being made.
A 1993 article in the Canadian Journal of History cited his perspicacity in estimating the strong military threat posed by Japan at a time when many British analysts downplayed its capabilities.
That is harsh, but it sounds uncannily close to the mood that has been reported, and recorded, at many of the rallies at which the Republican candidate appeared — deftly massaging the Universal Distrust, brandishing his plume, and even more cannily applauding the crowd for its perspicacity in seeing through the secrets and lies of the establishment.
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.
Zhu Xi's methodology for achieving perspicacity (ming) in ethical judgment and "appropriateness" (yi) in practice can be summed up in his call to investigate things to extend knowledge (gewu zhizhi).
It took Arthur and Clarke one management meeting to stoke the ire of just about everyone who has ever played for Australia except, perhaps, James Pattinson who, forsaking the old fast bowlers' union, went out of his way to applaud the perspicacity of those in charge and to lament his own stupidity.
His perspicacity drove many in the GOP to create the Tea Party -- a party that sees everything as good or bad, not good and bad.
Or: He courts paradox so primrosely, describing his Dupin-like detective character as having "reckless perspicacity" and the light in his infinite Library of Babel as being "insufficient, and unceasing".
Pete Evans, the not-French judge on Channel Seven's My Kitchen Rules, displayed no little perspicacity this week when he suggested in an interview that, perhaps, "some people might think I'm a wanker".
