Sentence examples for in perceptive from inspiring English sources

He excels in perceptive judgments of his contemporaries, from Keats to Alfred, Lord Tennyson.

In the case of the new Guillaume Tell, it seems as if the context of its rape scene, placed where the third-act ballet should have been, in a poor production updated to present-day Balkans but otherwise apparently lacking in perceptive ideas, added to the disapproval.

We found no significant differences in perceptive and pain thresholds and thus in stimulation intensity between HV and MO group, and in the latter between T0 and T1.

You do not have to be unusual in perceptive ways.

Perceptual learning corresponds to the improvement in perceptive performance induced by repeated sensory practice.

"Imagine the near future," writes Shane Hegarty in a perceptive piece in the Irish Times.

In a perceptive essay in the exhibition catalogue, Alice Rawsthorn views Braun as having played a similar role in 1960s and 1970s consumer culture as  the role Apple played for later generations.

In his perceptive memoir of growing up in a household that was postnuclear with a vengeance, Jeff Goodell refers to "my train wreck of a family" and illustrates why that is, if anything, an understatement.

A truly remarkable woman, both generous in spirit and perceptive in mind.

As Churchill's daughter, Mary Soames, discloses in a perceptive and elegant introduction, Violet found some difficulty in accepting his marriage in 1908 to Clementine Hozier and was rather rude about her in letters and conversation.

Polly Toynbee, in her perceptive article last week about the frustration in the public services with Labour's agenda, seemed to suggest that somehow a good summer holiday for ministers was all that was needed to get things back on track.