Sentence examples for less perceptive than from inspiring English sources

The BBC's managers were less perceptive than the great novelist.

For those of you even less perceptive than I (hard to imagine), what happened next may be a surprise.

But I had doubts about the identity of the people who are expected to be less perceptive than the party rank and file.

Many post-Renaissance historians of ideas have been less perceptive than the commentators of late antiquity, who saw it as their duty to construct a harmonious concord between the two greatest philosophers of the known world.

The evidence that the committee has taken so far in this inquiry suggests that western policymakers were rather less perceptive than Gaddafi about the risks of intervention for both the Libyan people and the western interests".

The preliminary results show that the contour of the tongue requires much low power than the center and rear part is less perceptive than the front part.

And, exceedingly self-concerned though they are, each may be less perceptive about herself than about anything around her. Especially in the novel's early stretch, Barbery, a professor of philosophy, seems too clever for her own good.

"Paul Gavarni" (Sulpice-Guillaume Chevalier) was more purely a comedian of manners than Daumier, though he was no less perceptive and no less sympathetic with the petit parisien.

Mr. Kramer is probably less guerrillalike than he was 14 years ago but no less perceptive an observer of the wine scene.

Taylor was less perceptive.

The second, "Valuing Wall Street" received less attention but its insights were no less perceptive.