Sentence examples for is perceptive to from inspiring English sources

Dixon reports all this with a moral zeal that is as gratuitous as it is perceptive: "To remain silent, in fact, was to say something powerful: that it never happened: that these people did not matter".

Healthcare professionals were also said not to be perceptive to the unspoken concerns of the young people [ 37].

However, assuming sensory receptor expression levels are correlated with sensitivity in each case, we posit that male and female antennae are perceptive to the same stimuli, but possess inverse receptive prioritizations and sensitivities.

Be perceptive to her body language.

So glad America is perceptive enough to roundly reject this clown of a candidate now that they've gotten to know him as we New Yorkers do:as the selfish and mean-spirited fraud he is.

I hope the incoming administration is perceptive enough to stop this madness.

— Phil Hughes is only 23, but he is perceptive enough to know that pitchers get away with mistakes.

Dixon is perceptive enough to know that this knack for never quitting, never being rattled, was hard won.

It is perceptive of them to incorporate the medium in their work, because even as the explosion of channels creates a more fragmented television universe, what we know and how we know it is shaped more than ever by television.

You must work to be perceptive and to pay attention to detail; these are crucial qualities for a detective.

This will reassure the reviewers (and the study section) that (1) you are perceptive enough to recognize your limitations and resourceful enough to address them, and (2) you have a strong team in place.