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A man of great wealth and sagacity, the others thought.
Here at least was a problem which would tax his sagacity to the utmost.
In point of fact, sagacity and malice were both at work.
I would appeal to the Commission to use some political sagacity in its approach to this situation.
He was a man of great political sagacity and formidable resolution.
Among its most important qualities are an acute mind and sagacity.
Hezbollah had put its sagacity and weight behind the project to kill him.
The two knights were filled with wonder at her good sense and sagacity.
Could he not rely on the sagacity of the faithful animal?
Chance, aided by the marvelous sagacity of their leader, had done them great service.
But this is a striking instance of sagacity in bees.
Following the Big 12 North out here is an exercise in sagacity.
To know what questions we may reasonably propose is in itself a strong evidence of sagacity and intelligence.
I realized, pleased with my sagacity, and irritated as hell.
"This is an errand that needs the sagacity of the Irish."
What he couldn't face was the stultification of his sagacity.
That he did this under such disadvantages is a wonderful tribute to his sagacity.
He took a good pinch so as to develop the finesse and sagacity of his mind.
Such was the sagacity of our commander's judgment in whatever related to navigation.
Margaret's sagacity was not always displayed in a way so satisfactory to her sister.
Sagacity involves wisdom of a practical nature which is achieved through experience.
I am simply offering a political judgement of no great novelty or sagacity.
A very large, strong hybrid, sure footed with remarkable sagacity.
His sagacity in this case was busy in other directions.
We now gave him credit for his sagacity in refusing to cross the dangerous passage.
He presided from 1954 through 1965 with sagaciousness, grace and dry wit as the keystone of a political dynasty: his father was a United States Senator; his son, who is known as Robert F. Wagner Jr., has been elected and appointed to city posts in his own right.
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