Sentence examples for Perceptive insights from inspiring English sources

I applaud Dean Slaughter's choice of sabbatical and appreciate her generally perceptive insights on China's rapid changes.

Zemmour's book is cleverly done, mingling facts and perceptive insights with wild leaps of logic, biting sarcasm, and ominous apocalyptic rhetoric.

Meticulously researched it offers perceptive insights into the reception of printed Shakespeare, his publishers and the early owners of Shakespeare's quarto playbooks.

Mr. Daly, author of "The Book of Mychal" and a columnist for The Daily Beast, provides perceptive insights into circus and sideshow elephants and their huckster handlers.

Claire Tomalin's fine biography of Samuel Pepys, with its breadth of scholarship and perceptive insights into his character, comes as close to conjuring the living man into our presence as any I know.

The intensity of Mr. Swann's excitement over the music came through in his spoken introduction to the program, in which he proved an animated font of perceptive insights into the role of the piano in Beethoven's work and the composer's achievement in the sonata genre.

It may have been a rare, perceptive insight.

(For, after all, one might be able to learn that lying is wrong either through moral argument or through the perceptive insight of practical wisdom).

I found the article by Bennett to be not only a perceptive insight, but also an essential foundation for our children's educational needs.

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The result is "an intelligent, solidly based, up-to-date account of Mahler's life interleaved with nontechnical but still perceptive musical insights," John Rockwell said here in 1998.