I went to see the doctor who asked me a few perspicacious questions and said, 'Well, I think if you don't go back to acting you'll be ill for the rest of your life,' and as he said it, I thought: 'Yes, I think that's true'".
Glenn Beck, then on CNN, invited Keith Ellison on his show, and asked this not-so-perspicacious "question": "Sir, prove to me that you are not working with our enemies".
Xavi had rattled the crossbar with a perspicacious free kick.
Williams gives a perspicacious, authentic performance in a synthetic medium, the American musical.
It's hard to imagine even a perspicacious child -- or interested adult -- turning these pages without a yawn.
By Hilton Als Life is a cabaret, old chum: Michelle Williams gives a perspicacious, authentic performance in a synthetic medium.
"He is a perspicacious skeptic who makes no claim to be able to explain the world," the Swedish Academy said.
But you have to be rather careful: A perspicacious student of mine once remarked that the memoirs or reminiscences of a professional historian are the perfect crime.
The deep grooves of grief in his brow, his sunken, woeful eyes and dry parched lips a perspicacious sculpture carved in anticipation of this slap of indignity.
(Chinen) Dick Hyman-Ken Peplowski Duo (Friday and Saturday) Upholding a reverence for jazz tradition and a knack for digital dexterity, Mr. Hyman, a sagacious pianist, teams up with Mr. Peplowski, a perspicacious clarinetist and saxophonist.
"The experience of women online is the great link between speech and violence, between offense and abuse," Choire Sicha wrote recently, in a perspicacious review of Jon Ronson's book about online ganging-up, "So You've Been Publicly Shamed".
