Sentence examples for equally perceptive from inspiring English sources
A keen observer and instigator of Washington leaks, Schorr was equally perceptive about the word leak itself.
And critics need to be equally perceptive about what artists are endeavouring to express in order to usher their work into the public consciousness.
"Many people assume that because young people are fluent in social media they are equally perceptive about what they find there," said Professor Sam Wineburg, the lead author of the report and founder of SHEG.
Gordon's accounts of Lange's unconventional marriages and of her "dubious decisions" as a mother (while she took pictures of distressed families, her own children lived in paid foster care) are equally perceptive and, ultimately, sympathetic.
At its best the show offered an equally perceptive, sometime downright dark view of the tough odds against women seeking professional fulfillment, an emotionally (and sexually) satisfying relationship and maybe the rewards of motherhood too.
"The range of the work is highly impressive: here is an author who can give equally perceptive accounts of baronial politics under the Normans and of in-fighting among the suffragettes," said Noel Malcolm in the Sunday Telegraph.
Black people viewed it as profoundly perceptive.
With all of the show's sensitivity to class tension and its perceptive radar for equally dangerous, equally false positive stereotypes, could "The Sopranos" have maintained both its masterly look at Italian-American culture and its extraordinary success without the plot device of the Mafia?
7. "Selma" Ava DuVernay's dramatization of a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement is a stirring historical pageant, but at its best shows Martin Luther King Jr. David Oyelowoo) as a cannily perceptive political operator, especially when dealing with Tom Wilkinson's equally shrewd Lyndon Johnson.
In this calculation we assumed that the two users' perceptive quality are equally important.
"Aesthetic" refers to experience as both appreciative and perceptive.
