Sentences with phrase «political sagacity»
Political sagacity refers to the ability to make wise and shrewd decisions when it comes to politics. It means having insight and intelligence about political matters, and being able to navigate the complexities of the political landscape effectively. Full definition
«His death has deeply touched me personally and officially,» the President said, adding that Nigeria would miss the wisdom and political sagacity of Bukar.
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As his children, we have learnt a lot from his deep political sagacity.
«Most of the party leaders and members are saying given his pedigree, I mean his integrity, democratic credentials and political sagacity, he is eminently qualified to make a success of this daunting task.»
While this distraction was in ascent, a leeway was created for imbuing the Chosen One with the political sagacity that he so pitifully lacks.
Speaking further, the community spokesman said: «The Senator's political sagacity and prowess has robbed - off positively on former governors of the state including Akala, because everyone he supports, always coast to victory.»