Sentence examples similar to deeply perceptive analysis from inspiring English sources

In fact, there was never a shortage of accurate and perceptive analysis of Iraqi society.

I was struck by Dean Martha Minow's perceptive analysis of John Roberts as a manager.

Despite all the vivid detail and the perceptive analysis, Mortimer remains elusive, and this is Grove's point.

He is also capable of perceptive analysis of his sport – when he can be bothered to answer questions about it.

Rather, it is a brilliantly perceptive analysis of the forces and ideas that drove the creation of an extraordinary enterprise.

It should surprise no one that Ms. Jackson is delivering a powerful and deeply perceptive performance as the most royally demented of Shakespeare's monarchs.

Others were serving up strikingly perceptive analysis while the TV networks were still struggling to digest what had happened (see panel, page 3).

Much in demand by agents as a "theatre date", she combined perceptive analysis of the actors and the play with an unquenchable enthusiasm for post-theatre merriment.

As a lifelong Democrat (whose first vote was for Harry S. Truman), I sadly applaud David Brooks's perceptive analysis of how my party lost the Alitos and the white ethnics.

The most perceptive analysis of Carter's brilliance on Saturday, however, came from Stephen Larkham, the outstanding former Wallaby fly-half who is Michael Cheika's assistant coach.

It is also a wonderfully perceptive analysis of British society at the time, which seems remarkably un-different from our own.