Sentence examples similar to entirely perceptive from inspiring English sources
Ms. Bainbridge, the British author of more than a dozen previous novels, does not tell "According to Queeney" entirely according to Queeney, a precociously perceptive, bratty girl with a streak of cruelty who grows up in a bizarre and stormy household in which Johnson is a frequent, exasperating and honored guest.
The second body moves in the right way in response to the first body (and the other bodies in its vicinity), but only because all bodies are intelligent and perceptive and (for the most part) agreeable, and they communicate with each other about how to proceed.[27] For Cavendish, perception is an almost entirely active process.
It's all true and very perceptive.
"Fiedler comes across as a decent, bright and perceptive observer who admires the Met and is not entirely comfortable relating all the gossip she knows her readers are counting on," Anthony Tommasini wrote in The New York Times in 2001.
Fiedler comes across as a decent, bright and perceptive observer who admires the Met and is not entirely comfortable relating all the gossip she knows her readers are counting on.
Whether such viral perceptive behaviors play a role in the vector-transmission of other viruses is entirely unknown, and will thus be a question of great priority in the field of research on virus transmission.
Aswany's empathy combines with perceptive narrative detail to make the appeal of the cleric richly comprehensible, yielding an entirely credible evocation of the making of a terrorist.
This show of 89 images is drawn entirely from the collection of Marian and Benjamin A. Hill of Atlanta, and it reflects a remarkable and perceptive dedication to Evans's achievement.
Taylor was less perceptive.
