Sentence examples for a perceptive decision from inspiring English sources

That was a perceptive decision on Fielding's part and one that served her audience and not the "rules of writing".

Oxlade-Chamberlain's positive and perceptive decision-making also saw him lay on the decisive pass for Van Persie that allowed Arsenal to briefly tie the score.

In a perceptive blog post on the Twitter decision, for example, Paul Mason argues that the ban may have been a gambit "designed to force the secular, young and leftist opposition on to the streets during the election, boosting the turnout of their opponents, the conservative Islamist masses".

Wow, what a perceptive review (although, hardscrabble?).

Whatever she wears, she is a perceptive and dazzling pianist.

"It's a perceptive organ of extreme sensitivity.

Salmond is – up to a point – a perceptive literary critic.

Before we dive in, a perceptive overview is helpful.

He was also a perceptive psychologist and incisive cultural critic.

Along with being a perceptive observer of the human condition, he was a theatrical showman.

(A perceptive German critic, in 1902, characterized Munch as "a Romantic who cannot lie").