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Meanings of great sagacity in English
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Usage of great sagacity in English
1
Fear is an instructor of great sagacity and the herald of all revolutions.
2
Surely this remark is an insult to Mr. Kruger's great sagacity.
3
Twice he was forced into embassies; as he acted in these with great sagacity.
4
She ever displayed great sagacity in every kind of work.
5
The governor was a man of great sagacity and shrewdness.
6
He showed great sagacity as well as an enlightened mind.
7
Caroline, who was a woman of great sagacity, admitted that her husband was right.
8
But Lincoln, with great sagacity, simply said, "One war at a time."
9
You also, Donovan, have shown with great sagacity what might come of it thereafter.
10
Manco had procured a mule for me-a small but strong animal, with great sagacity.
11
The practical execution of the measures was entrusted to Hamilton, who acted with great sagacity.
12
With great sagacity and energy the conspiracy was formed.
13
Kitson was a man of great sagacity and shrewdness, and of much strength of character.
14
They are skilled diplomatists, and men of great sagacity.
15
Here was an instance of good-luck, undoubtedly, but also of great diligence and great sagacity.
16
Mr. Young, a veteran in the tactics of the forest, posted his men with great sagacity.
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