Sentence examples for a perceptiveness from inspiring English sources

His poetry is conventional, but the essays of Tsurezuregusa display a perceptiveness and wit that have delighted readers since the 14th century.

All the identified proteins may provide a perceptiveness of peritoneal changes caused by PD and may function as potential biomarkers or drug targets.

Mr. Paterson, who is best known to American television audiences for his sharp-witted performance as the psychiatrist in "The Singing Detective," approaches the role of Lithgow with a piercing perceptiveness and a complete lack of any kind of actor's vanity.

The Amins' young daughter is caught between an adult perceptiveness and a child's belief in magical thinking.

His exculpation of Strauss's moral flaws reflected an imaginative perceptiveness and a generosity of spirit rare in commentary on the Third Reich.

Yet her scorn for her father's grim idealism allows for a mocking perceptiveness.

With her varied background, her deep knowledge of people from rich to poor, lawyers say, Dr. Blackman brings to jury selection an unusual perceptiveness and capacity for nuance.

Aside from trump gags, which they are very good at, there's also an acute perceptiveness to their humour that's often overlooked as mere silliness.

Literature review has been accompanied by some significant case studies previously presented in this field by the same authors, in order to provide the reader with an enhanced perceptiveness of the EN application.

The shell-like covering which our souls have excreted to house themselves, to make for themselves a shape distinct from others, is broken, and there is left of all these wrinkles and roughnesses a central pearl of perceptiveness, an enormous eye.

The joke about Promise is that while she is a miracle of perceptiveness about illuminated manuscripts, about the world around her she is always the last to know.