Sentence examples for perspicacity that from inspiring English sources

With the perspicacity that would lead him to become, arguably, our greatest postwar playwright, Williams had pretty much hit the nail on the head.

This week Lionel watched Being There for the third time: "A film about nonsense passing for political perspicacity that remains eternally germane".

Waites is in the business of marketing a new horror franchise; Hill of producing supernatural tales of such chilling perspicacity that they qualify as literature.

But it was often Mr. Laufer's own perspicacity that yielded the advantage.

An incisive investor and passionate outdoorsman, Bruce will be remembered for the wisdom and perspicacity that he shared with his family, business associates, and friends.

But he doubtlessly got the idea from yours truly: in 1985, I wrote, with characteristic perspicacity, that the show needed a star, like Bill Cosby.

Having seen Ms. Dion's show, I can attest to the perspicacity of that assessment.

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.

"I hope the three-year eulogising of Strauss has given him the perspicacity to realise that he's a drag on the team he obviously loves.

It doesn't take much perspicacity to see that where sexual activity -- from masturbation to extramarital activity -- is suppressed, women and girls bear much more of the cost than men and boys.

It's the part of criticism that doesn't depend on perspicacity or knowledge; it depends on rapture, submission, and literary invention.