Sentence examples similar to sagacious opinion from inspiring English sources

The usually sagacious Franklin apparently had not thought about the possible emotional upheaval involved in feasting on the national bird, wild or otherwise, of one's country.

No great musician, however, was ever understood at once; and, in regard to such musicians as Beethoven, for example, the most sagacious critics have found themselves aridly committed by opinions hastily expressed.

By opening three establishments in only two years, Henschel was thought of as the most audacious and sagacious photographic businessman in 19th century Brazil.

Theses are sagacious men.

Neither can I. Sagacious?

Here Sheehan is most sagacious.

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.