Sentence examples for acutely perceptive from inspiring English sources
Funny, acutely perceptive, extraordinarily loyal and giving - Alan cared".
She is at once passionate, sensuous, politically dutiful, bantering and acutely perceptive.
He can over-interpret baffingly, but he can be acutely perceptive (take for example, his discussion of absent-mindedness and the unconscious in "To the Lighthouse").
Ripley Bogle is a downtrodden but acutely perceptive Belfast native who wanders the streets of London recalling the hell of his childhood and his descent into poverty.
"The Interestings" is warm, all-American and acutely perceptive about the feelings and motivations of its characters, male and female, young and old, gay and straight; but it's also stealthily, unassumingly and undeniably a novel of ideas.
The council had leased the Hayward Gallery, on the South Bank, as its London showroom, and in 1971 Serota was assigned to help David Sylvester, an acutely perceptive writer and critic, install a show of Miró sculptures there.
This angry, perceptive movie is acutely attentive to matters of status and to the tone of office protocol and manners; one of its fascinations is how breezy bonhomie collapses into disbelief and rancor when jobs vanish.
He is a brilliant watcher, an acutely sophisticated observer of the tech space, a remarkably perceptive businessman who doesn't miss a trick.
From the women's perspective, many were acutely aware of the extent of their own blood loss and highly perceptive of the non-verbal communication of those around them.
