Sentence examples for sagacious view from inspiring English sources

At this juncture, it might be illuminating to quote Bronowski's sagacious view on man's splendid abilities: "Man has become an architect of his environment; his method has been selective and probing: an intellectual approach in which action depends on understanding".

Together, Hilliard and Rathman produce a sagacious survey of the tradition of hero-worship, and foster insightful tension between conventional and unorthodox imagery of virility.

This is sort of like alcohol and Oxycontin at the same time – what prompted our sagacious pal Warren Buffett to comment "I view derivatives as time bombs, both for the parties that deal in them and the economic system". in the Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE BRK.A) annual report for 2002!

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.

Challenges are intelligently routed to employees who can bring a new perspective to them and who are sagacious enough to make interesting connections between fields.

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

In the view of some Western climbers, the Sherpa is a likable chap, hardy, loyal to the death, and sagacious about problems like frostbite, but childish (there are tales of Sherpas' hiding rocks in each other's packs, and blowing their pay on chang, the Tibetan beer), much in need of outside leadership, and mercenary.

Theses are sagacious men.

Neither can I. Sagacious?

Here Sheehan is most sagacious.

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