But Mr. Kaplan does a persuasive, highly perceptive job of explicating the influences that various authors had on Lincoln's thinking, as well as the role that writing played in helping the young Illinois politician articulate an identity of his own.
We know from the letters to his brother, Theo, that -- between terrible bouts of what we'd recognize today as a probably treatable psychiatric disorder -- his was a highly literate, perceptive, often astutely analytical mind.
The biggest single problem with the diagnostic criteria applied to me is this: You can be highly perceptive with regard to social interaction, as a child or adolescent, and still be a spectacular social failure.
However, the black community is highly perceptive to cultural appropriation, because we have a rather long and complicated history with it.
It is well known that the two-phonon (2D) Raman scattering of graphene-based materials is a valuable band to differentiate the monolayer graphene from multilayer graphene as it is highly perceptive to the stacking of graphene layers [27 29].
This highly perceptive and specific judgment was echoed, more loosely, by other reviews.
As an artist and former art teacher, I read with delight and the shock of recognition Mark Stevens's highly perceptive article about Philip Johnson.
But Bryden, both in his Statesman columns and at the Observer from 1967 to 1971, was also highly perceptive about dramatists.
