It has been remarked with equal profoundness and sagacity, that, as there is a degree of depravity in mankind, which requires a certain degree of circumspection and distrust; so there are other qualities in human nature, which justify a certain portion of esteem and confidence.
And, at the same time, the nation has been shaken by financial scandal and failure in ways that have led many to question the sagacity and effectiveness of the regulatory structure.
At length we have to announce the consummation of that decisive triumph of the principles of free trade - the advent of which has been foreshadowed by the events and the discussions of the last eight years, and which every man of political sagacity has, for the last two years, seen to be fast approaching.
-This natural sagacity is taken advantage of in the use of the elephant in timber work, where he does not, as A generally supposed, merely go through a series of tricks that he has been taught, but brings his ingenuity to bear on the work he has to do, and thinks out the best way of doing it.
We didn't have to do publicity, so it didn't matter.' With experience comes sagacity and there have been few who gained experience as young as Lester.
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.
To have turned up to give a lecture any less neglected would have been to put show before sagacity.
You can't say shit with that face!" For too long, we have been denied his unique brand of sagacity.
She was reminded of the sagacity with which Walter would nod whenever Bill Corrigan — who had been gassed in the war and spent his days in the kitchen chair that his mother brought to the sidewalk every morning — made his impossible calls.
Another current, previously mentioned as having been initiated by Oruka, he termed philosophic sagacity to distinguish what he regarded as the rigorous and critically reflective thought of independent-minded indigenous thinkers who were not formally educated in modern schools.
