He was a man of great political sagacity and formidable resolution.
The fact of their great natural sagacity renders them the more dangerous as foes.
Calamy describes him as 'a facetious pleasant man,' while Samuel Palmer adds that he 'discovered great sagacity in judging of some future events.'
Fear is an instructer of great sagacity, and the herald of all revolutions.
His works nevertheless betrayed great sagacity, and had the merit, coming as they did from a conservative, of opening to the Talmudists the field of modern critical studies.
It required no great sagacity on Mann's part to decide that The Shadow must know all that was needed concerning the affair in Cincinnati!
The succession of bishops continued under the Arab domination: after St. Eulogius, in 851, we find there Sisemund, a man of great sagacity.
Large man; great sagacity never stops smiling.
Moses was called the "father of wisdom" on account of his great sagacity (Meg.
His education now served him in good stead in the government of the diocese, which he administered with great sagacity.
