He is also a perceptive reader aware that much criticism of Lewis' work amounts to little more than "uncritical adulation"—the sort ofthing Lewis himself would deplore.
Franz: I can hardly imagine a better way to say this than you just have in your question, I can only say how wonderful it is to have such a perceptive reader, what my father used to call "an intelligent reader of good will," something we are in very short demand of.
A perceptive reader would note that Detroit Pistons are not mentioned above when talking about the playoff picture.
It was clear to many perceptive readers of the report, and to most other intelligence agencies, that Iran had simply and deceptively opted for the second track, and had certainly not abandoned its nuclear weapons program.
Any perceptive reader would, of course, have long ago recognized the insidious disappearance of objective neutrality in its coverage of politics, foreign affairs and related areas of reportage.
Moreover, though in some ways a most perceptive reader (having been trained in historical sciences at the École Nationale des chartes), he treated language as a vehicle for ideas and showed no interest in the craftsmanship of words – as noted by Haven, who herself writes with acuity and wit.
In his critical analysis of the novels, Parker shows himself to be a careful and perceptive reader.
Among the more perceptive reader comments was that of a puzzled friend in Ireland.
Mansfield maintains that Machiavelli deliberately concealed part of his intentions so that only the most perceptive reader could see beneath the surface of the text and understand the whole of his book.
And she's a perceptive enough reader to arrive at fresh observations about Flaubert, Anne Frank, Toni Morrison and others.
The perceptive reader will quickly realise from the papers in this collection what a wide range of fishery management situations exist, and the diversity of the approaches in the allocation of quota and in undertaking the introduction of rights-based management.
