Sentence examples for a perceptive interview from inspiring English sources

There are many American Catholics, as Daniel McCarthy noted in a perceptive interview recently, who are neither devout nor dissidents — Catholics who practice their faith intermittently, drifting away and then being tugged back, without having any particular desire to see its teachings changed to suit their lifestyles.

Ms. Pollock makes passing mention of Mrs. Halpert's stubbornness and need for control, but it is only at the end of the book, when she can rely on a perceptive interview with Charles Alan, who joined the gallery in the late 1940s, that her subject's difficult personality comes into sharp focus.

He won considerable critical praise during his CBS tenure for his quick wit and intelligence, and his often perceptive interviews.

These restored anniversary DVD and Blu-ray discs are accompanied by a perceptive introduction and a sound-only interview with Catherine Deneuve by Geoff Andrew, a brief word from French movie star Virginie Ledoyen, an essay on the restoration and a 90-minute documentary on Demy.

I was particularly taken with his interview with the opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, who gives a perceptive explanation for Mugabe's behaviour: "A liberation movement which has fought a war to gain power only values its own power.

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

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

Bryan might be young, but he was a perceptive kid.

Heilemann is a perceptive observer and a fine writer..

"It's a perceptive organ of extreme sensitivity.

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