sagaciously

As Trump so sagaciously observed, "This is the United States government… you never have to default because you print the money."

Dunner sagaciously managed the call-and-response qualities of the score, though his suave, controlled reading also seemed to glide past stray bursts of piquant personality in Still’s writing.

Late in the novel, Louise sagaciously describes Satie’s “Pièces Froides” as “slim ladies in gloves and scarves and interesting hats, not snowmen with stone eyes.”

Critics like to write about Smith because it allows them to sagaciously read the tea leaves of fiction and society.

Though the line teetered more towards a literal interpretation of the traje de luces, it was nonetheless impactful and sagaciously modern with the silhouette of the dresses.