Sentence examples similar to sagacity and learning from inspiring English sources
But it's also traditional because in living together and learning ancient crafts, you necessarily draw on centuries of accumulated wisdom and borrow from ancestors' ingenuity and sagacity.
As a tree may be known by its fruits, so may his growing strength, his ripening sagacity and sweetness, be read in the speeches and proclamations of his latter years.
Clinton didn't know what she was talking about when she voted for the Iraq War, but she learned enough as Obama's secretary of state so that, last week in Brooklyn, she praised his sagacity and good judgment.
She understands what she knows, not what she learns; is feminine; operates exclusively by instinct; and since she was, as she says, fortunately never educated, matured with her native sagacity and sensitivity uncluttered.
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.
And can you imagine anyone seeing in May's rabble an oasis of sagacity and level-headedness?
This work, like others by Tawḥīdī that have quite recently been discovered, reveals the author's sagacity and striking eloquence.
