It is a keen perception of the ridiculous carried to sublimity.
"There is definitely a keen perception of the risks involved," he says.
Are they?" He was worried that tiny deviations in tuning would jar his keen perception of pitch.
"His coverage of the White House demonstrated a particularly keen perception of relationships among principals and how these relationships influenced official policy," the judges noted.
The most successful authors are those who have undefeated persistence, skill, and a keen perception of what an audience will be receptive to.
In analyzing the cause of the Civil War, he showed keen perception of individual motives as well as broad understanding of the material factors underlying political conduct.
In this song (and the whole set) Mr. Bolcom showed how this can be done with savvy skill and keen perception of the original sources.
Leading European figures whom she interviewed, with a keen perception of personality, included Mussolini, Adolf Hitler, Neville Chamberlain, Joseph Stalin, Sir Winston Churchill, Léon Blum, Gustav Stresemann, Eamon de Valera, Edvard Beneš, and Kurt von Schuschnigg.
Still, one can't help thinking there was a better story to be had from sticking more closely to the admirable achievements and poignant setbacks of the real Katherine Routledge -- her fight for an education, her ability to buy independence but not happiness, her difficulty in keeping her keen perceptions of the world from sliding into paranoia.
We also know that perceptions of creativity are likely to be correlated with perceptions of ability.
Jane Austen's novels Northanger Abbey and Persuasion (both 1817) portray with delicate satire and keen perception the fashionable life of Bath about 1800.
