Sentence examples for become perceptive from inspiring English sources

For this reason, Morgan, Allison and their classmates need, more than ever, the knowledge and training to become perceptive consumers, interpreter and producers of their remixed worlds.

Holofcener has become a perceptive chronicler of the sentimental side of upper-middle-class life.

And a fourth-grade teacher says: "Your children will feel less confident as the year unfolds because they become more perceptive and realistic.

One to look out for: Daniel Lloyd, not long retired, has become a perceptive and entertaining pundit on the Global Cycling Network's YouTube channel; the Telegraph Cycling Podcast features insider chat from journalists Richard Moore, Daniel Friebe and Lionel Birnie, and will broadcast daily throughout the Tour.

To have the words is to become more perceptive, more attentive – and, we can only hope, more capable of caring for rivers, bison and the windy uplands where our rarest birds shelter.

As such, they can become more perceptive of cues in the environment that attract potential offenders.

It is believed that in these in developed countries the proportion of patients with PTB, primarily responsible for the transmission of TB to other persons is lower, under such conditions EPTB has become more perceptive in actual epidemiological studies.

As your trance deepens, you should gradually start losing your sense of time, quieting your thinking mind and allowing your subconscious to become more perceptive.

This will also help you detect odd, unusual and pleasing sounds and become more perceptive about their meanings, in addition to the situations that might accompany them.

As I grew older, I became more perceptive.

As he prospered in radio, Mr. Brown became a perceptive art collector.