| Artists, like great religious leaders, show amazing perspicacity in this respect. |
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| The insurmountable hurdle for the Liberal Party is the perspicacity and discernment of the public. |
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| Now, obviously these observers were simply dupes, and I admire his perspicacity in seeing straight through them. |
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| An intellectual dapperling of these times boasts chiefly of his irresistible perspicacity, his 'dwelling in the daylight of truth,' and so forth. |
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| It is, moreover, written with an attention to syntax commensurate with the author's historical perspicacity. |
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| It is enhanced by Ms Atwood's keen eye for character Toby is a woman armed with a dry wit and clear-eyed perspicacity. |
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| Such was the problems subjected to the perspicacity of Professor Cuniberti. |
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| Mrs. McMaster Clément is known within the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada for her generosity, her perspicacity and her humanity. |
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| Another important prevention measure lies on the therapists' perspicacity to evaluate the impact of their interventions. |
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| He was appointed Chairman of SGE on 29 September 1937 and it fell to him to manage the company with caution and perspicacity during the war. |
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| Your perspicacity in phrasing such a question is a source of wonder to me. |
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| There is nothing heartless about his intelligence or his perspicacity. |
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| This requires people to show great perspicacity and a willingness to take risks. |
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| Internet discussion groups at times appear to be founts of perspicacity and wisdom, at other times the ultimate refuge for sociopaths releasing years of pent-up frustration. |
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| When you see people who are deprived of spiritual perspicacity, do not tire to understand the reason. |
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| As part as the 2003 World Games activities, the Games commitee organizes a contest where participants will have to use their skills of observatition and perspicacity. |
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| His impartiality and perspicacity had won him gratitude and admiration, but they had not always been fully understood and had even given rise to suspicion in some quarters. |
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| Begun in 1993 as PradaMilanoarte, the foundation is, like Prada's clothes, something of a fixation in the art world, with a high-end reputation for perspicacity and openhandedness. |
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| For all his posturing and self-importance, Scott is capable of deliberate self-parody, generosity of spirit and some perspicacity, for instance, about the talents of Jane Austen. |
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| Given their perspicacity, it is to be hoped that in their next book these two authors will tackle in more detail the really hard questions about the cost of rights. |
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| They argue that Indian voters, showing unsuspected perspicacity, have recognised the need for stable central governments, which only national parties can provide. |
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| We are however persuaded that dialogue and cooperation, together with the perspicacity and realism of African leaders, will enable us to put a definite end to the suffering of our peoples. |
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| This, coupled with the increase in perspicacity, in the capacity for metaphors and the ability to create news psycho-associations, stimulates the imaginative side of the experience. |
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| He has shown a great deal of perspicacity. |
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| Suzette is known in the Division for her perspicacity and humanity. |
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| I again express wholehearted gratitude to the experts who dedicated themselves enthusiastically, seriously and competently to this difficult challenge, to which they rose with considerable intelligence and perspicacity. |
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| But I would also like to refer to what Mr Hussain just said, which was included in the questions you listed with such perspicacity and accuracy, namely the role of the mass media. |
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| As you can see, much is expected of your competences and your commitment, but I have no doubt that you will perform the duties assigned to you with both wisdom and perspicacity. |
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| In case of multiplicity of persons fulfilling the above qualifications and conditions, the person possessing the better jurisprudential and political perspicacity will be given preference. |
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| This year's laureate is an excellent example of perseverance, perspicacity and innovation in illustrating a culture of peace in Sri Lanka, one of the societies most afflicted by old and new forms of devastating violence. |
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| Béjart's dancers were amazed by the perspicacity of their new teacher whose vigilant eye did not miss a single, be it the slightest, mistake in style or error in execution. |
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| Most people can barely stay awake through talk of Mr Gordon's five economic tests, but Abdul has the perspicacity to see them as a chance to flog more chicken tikka bhunas. |
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| His very veneration for his father-in-law, combined as it is with a total want of the most ordinary perspicacity, is an additional disqualification. |
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| As the former consists in the transmission of psychic states inappreciable to the normal perspicacity or senses, the transfer cannot pass through the medium of intelligence. |
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| Perspicacity is an abstract noun describing a certain capacity of a certain capability. |
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