(That would be the sagacious pianist Andrew Hill, his employer for a spell).
"But," he commented in a deeply sagacious voice, "it was necessary for the military to intervene, otherwise, the Islamists would have come to power, and then Algeria would be in real trouble!" Of course, the coup that saved Algeria from the Islamists resulted in a civil war of horrific brutality that killed at least 100,000 people.
Theses are sagacious men.
In all these areas, his commentary is sagacious and valuable.
At center, Brad Meester is sagacious but no longer explosive.
In each case, the investigator concerned was sagacious enough to link various seemingly unrelated facts together to come up with a valuable conclusion.
The book is liberally scattered with wise sayings in Latin and Greek – genuine fragments of antiquity that are as often mysterious as they are sagacious.
She is sagacious about his relations with colonialism, noting that he confessed to liking the idea that the Africans were innocent and lazy, while avoiding a colonial lifestyle.
Who doesn't already know that Paul O'Neill flagellated himself constantly, that Roger Clemens was a fitness nut, that David Cone was sagacious and that David Wells enjoyed a beer?
(Chinen) ★ CHARLIE HADEN, PAUL MOTIAN, ETHAN IVERSON (Tuesday through Thursday) Mr. Haden, a bassist, and Mr. Motian, a drummer, are sagacious jazz legends whose paths have crossed intermittently since their vital tenure with the pianist Keith Jarrett in the 1970s.
