Meanings of usual sagacity in English

Your usual sagacity, Mr. Ferret, has not in this instance failed you.

Dr. Cocchi has showed his usual sagacity: the case is pronounced entirely asthmatic.

We knew that with his usual sagacity he could very easily release himself after we were gone.

Sydney Smith, with his usual sagacity, says that the last vice of the pulpit is to be uninteresting.

Mr. Mason on his side, with his usual sagacity, at once detected the great talents of Mr. Webster.

Pestalozzi, with his usual sagacity, has observed, that half the education of a woman comes through her fingers.

Solon acted during these disturbances with more than his usual sagacity, and therefore, perhaps, with less than his usual energy.

But he could only trust to her recognizing the situation with her usual sagacity, of which he stood in respectful awe.

The northern Indians, with their usual sagacity, discovered the situation of their enemies, rushed upon the ambuscade and massacred 1200 on the spot.

He was not the man to allow so fine an opportunity to pass, and he took advantage of it with his usual sagacity.

Franklin, it is probable, probed the matter with his usual sagacity when he characterized him as a man entirely made up of indecision.

Bishop Butler discourses on the great dangers that beset a talkative temperament with almost more than all his usual sagacity, seriousness, and depth.

Our German citizens, with their usual sagacity, have discovered this fact, and the consumption of the water by them is daily on the increase.

Hastings, with his usual sagacity, had seen how much advantage he might derive from possessing himself of this stronghold; and he had acted accordingly.