sagacious

The world will praise him for such a sagacious act.

The infant, on the floor, followed its course with his sagacious little eyes.

His leadership and sagacious advice will be missed by all of us.

"So sagacious, our young friend," said she to me in her mysterious way.

He would say the sagacious attitude is one of distance and indifference.

Even the sagacious little monkey is a moral idiot at heart.

But sagacious, guarded as was his approach, he appeared friendly.

He might fool even so sagacious a person as yourself."

His added remark, that both were well guarded, was also sagacious.

It was useless to argue the point with so sagacious a beast.

Not only a good barber but a sagacious one.

Fortunately I am sagacious enough to take advantage of this trait.

It was what his sagacious grandfather would have counseled him to do.

All this calls for farsighted, sagacious treatment, responsibility and management.

"I know that thing," he muttered to himself, with a sagacious jerk of the head.

What was in the sagacious brain of the ponderous monster?

But I had made the sagacious decision to remain utterly uninvolved.

Men who have an interest to pursue are extremely sagacious in discovering the true seat of power.

So with the venerable, sagacious, and patient Judge who conducted the trial.

Sagacious and moral remarks in regard to life - A sail!

He had not the genius of discovery himself, but was observant and sagacious.

"However, the whole thing is an enigma and would puzzle the most sagacious head.

Sagacious as this determination of our commander was, it did not give universal satisfaction.

Later, he looked disappointed but said he felt sagacious.

He called a meeting of his colleagues, and laid before them a proposition which, it will be seen, was profoundly sagacious.