Sentence examples similar to ever perceptive from inspiring English sources
Wrote the ever-perceptive Henry K.: "Once I knew [King Hussein] reasonably well I could measure his irritation at what he considered insensitivity or bureaucratic pedantry by the heightening of his legendary courtesy; his use of the honorific 'sir' would multiply while he assumed a glacial demeanor".
Those ever-perceptive plates and shelves and shoes, their ulterior use hiding somewhere inside them.
The items in this list of fears first published in 1969 ring true ("Being on a swing when someone is pushing you too high is scary". "Telling a lie is scary"), but the new illustrations by the cartoonist Jules Feiffer, ever a perceptive chronicler of the human condition, are the stars of this edition.
Yes, and as true and perceptive as ever.
Jenny Clemens Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex George Monbiot's analysis is as perceptive as ever, but the academic community has begun to respond.
Johnson's introductions to his anthologies contain some of the most perceptive assessments ever made of black contributions to American culture.
Henry was a polished historian and Harvard professor and author of two of the most perceptive books ever written about Washington, "The Education of Henry Adams" and "Democracy".
The most powerful and perceptive man ever to run a communications company, RCAs David Sarnoff, identified the problem in 1936.
"He asks very perceptive questions," Mr. Lederman said.
She was very perceptive and intuitive.
