Sentence examples for perspicacity into from inspiring English sources

To what is often a familiar story Hepworth brings rare perspicacity into the business machinations of the era, whose movers and shakers were, as he points out, often from a previous, less starry-eyed generation.

Serious cat people, like first-rate art critics, are chivvied by passion into perspicacity.

Instinct is involved, surely as much as perspicacity, in sifting through the mass of observation and anecdote.

In The Duel, Ali provides a gossip-filled, witty and polemical history, revealing, with perspicacity and verve, the flight into the abyss.

I would be interested in your observations, if there are places where you believe you have actually seen racial profiling impact or chill an agent's perspicacity or desire to look into something.

(True, Vince Cable has earned esteem for his relative perspicacity about the crash, but that has not yet been translated into support for the Liberal Democrats).

True, the almanac does contain a number of insights into the human condition that have never been surpassed for their perspicacity, conciseness and utility.

His prose stinks of perspicacity.

Posterity has confirmed Beethoven's perspicacity.

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

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