Ted Cruz, who is certainly one of the smartest people in government (even his detractors acknowledge this), was perceptive enough to see the incongruence of this action by stating he is being a law-abiding citizen and is not above the law (like federally elected officials appear to be).
The Red Sox were perceptive enough to acknowledge the magnitude of the American League Championship Series against the Yankees beginning tonight.
The Kings are perceptive enough to acknowledge that their status in the Pacific Division is part of the equation.
It's just an understanding how teams are going to play against us that need points and we have to be ready for that". The Kings are perceptive enough to acknowledge that their status in the Pacific Division is part of the equation.
The failure of some nations to acknowledge the one true God is attributed not to God's failure to disclose himself but rather to the debilitating effects of sin on the perceptive powers of human beings.
Acknowledge, acknowledge!
I also appreciate Dana because she's perceptive and honest: she single-handedly prevented Brody from blowing up the White House in Season 1, and she's keeping it real in the Brody household this season, forcing her mom, who is determined to maintain her Congressman's-wife poise, to acknowledge that their family is in shambles.
Ballmer calls Perceptive Pixel's portfolio "fairly revolutionary," but acknowledges there's a "lot of work to be done to bring the price down".
In their report, the child's physicians acknowledged their indebtedness "to the late Agatha Christie for excellent and perceptive clinical descriptions, and to Nurse Maitland for keeping us up to date with the literature".
Even less perceptive is his statement that ragtime was black music and universally acknowledged as such at the time.
Cousins, whose perceptive gifts won many fans after his exhaustive 15-hour epic "The Story of Film: An Odyssey," frames "Eyes" as an inquisitive letter to Welles, one that starts by keenly acknowledging both the technological breakthroughs the director would have embraced (phones as cameras), and political times he'd leap to dramatize (the Charles Foster Kane-like qualities of our president).
