Sentence examples similar to being remarkably perceptive from inspiring English sources
A one-time Communist, his anti-totalitarian work, "L'Homme Révolté" ("The Rebel"), published in 1951, was remarkably perceptive about the evils of Stalinism.
Mr. Perry has been remarkably perceptive about the political winds in Texas; think of his early and strong shift to federalism in front of the Tea Party crowds in Texas on tax day in April 2009.
[ image: /photos/590957cc019dfc3494e9ecf7] Dana Spiotta's novel is remarkably perceptive about, among other things, what using the Internet feels like — about its aesthetic, and even moral realities, but perhaps most exceptionally, about the physical force and pressure that it exerts on the mind and on the body.
In the past decade, developmental psychologists have shown that babies are remarkably perceptive about the social world around them.
They are remarkably perceptive and intuitive.
This powerful memoir is a remarkably perceptive exploration of identity – of blood, language, religion and land – by someone intensely aware of the forces shaping European history and politics.
He was also remarkably perceptive, correctly deducing that the captain of a state-of-the art Soviet submarine planned to defect to the West, not attack it.
From the engineering perceptive, the ensuing behaviour is remarkably robust to noise and limited only by the specification of the new (controlled) environment.
All were remarkably precocious.
Most were remarkably modest.
They are remarkably stable.
