Examples of sagacity

• She showed wonderful sagacity in recognizing the danger at first glance.

• For all his brilliance and sagacity, there was something dishonest about him.

• He was unconscious of his sagacity.

• This the experiment does not tell us; it leaves to our sagacity the burden of guessing.

• Consequently, various forms of memory, sagacity, or wit were highly developed, whereas these bumps typical of vanity and passion for glory were extremely small.

• There is an educational sagacity sourced from having school-age children.

• The peace of 1919 is founded in union, confidence, sagacity and trust.

• The book is well produced and is written with sagacity and feeling.

• The dog showed great 'sagacity' in retrieving both lots, which the judges and the crowd applauded.

• On the opposite side we have the dint of headstrong resolution and here we have the cairn sagacity.

• Indeed, if worked in the spirit and letter, and with political sagacity, it was home rule.

• There is no one who doubts his tact, his sagacity, and his knowledge of war.

• People in this country should perhaps more fully appreciate that it is not simply valour that we are praising but sagacity.

• Their hopes rested upon him—-upon his integrity as well as his sagacity.

• The language which it then used was that the height of political sagacity was to keep the masses ignorant.

• The sixth lies in my constituency, peopled by men and women of sensibility and sagacity who voted for me.

• He has shown constant sagacity and good judgment, not to mention good temper and other personal qualities.

• With great political sagacity, my party went to the country when all the demands for increased rates were being delivered to householders.