Sentence examples for sagacity and from inspiring English sources

Keynes's sagacity and wit shifted public opinion.

"His office is anything he has the sagacity and force to make it," he wrote.

Hezbollah had put its sagacity and weight behind the project to kill him.

This work, like others by Tawḥīdī that have quite recently been discovered, reveals the author's sagacity and striking eloquence.

Reviewing the book in The Observer of London, Peter Conrad said it "wickedly veers between sagacity and silliness".

This personal, erudite, witty and fascinating exploration of the Greek world is super-abundantly rich in sagacity and insight.

The machinery that it embodied was not all of his devising, but it was his faith that a constitutionally satisfied Hungary and a strong monarchy could and must coexist that made the agreement possible; nor could agreement have been reached without his sagacity, resolution, and integrity and the faith that these qualities inspired in both camps.

Because of their sagacity, dwarves and jesters were not only allowed but expected to goad and pastiche the noble or the monarch they served, forever reminding their masters of the empty vanity of power.

What acquires importance in the context of making a decision in the phronesis-based approach is not so much the traditional notion of expertise as the more elusive notion of sagacity (Merton and Barber 2006).

But most of Lauck's memoirist peers offer the world something other than their own anguish: think of the sheer wit and sagacity in McCourt's and Mary Karr's books, or Susanna Kaysen's curiosity about whether mental illness is self-imposed.

Online, John Cheese is a bold personality who will thwack your brain with jokes and sagacity; in person, he's generous and unstintingly polite.