Sentence examples for may be perceptive from inspiring English sources
Children affected with athetoid cerebral palsy may be perceptive and intelligent; however, because of the involuntary movements and dysarthria, they are often unable to communicate by intelligible words or signs.
A bank officer or executive may be perceptive enough to recognize the herd behavior, and see that the herd is heading to disaster.
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.
Therefore, body representation in the brain may be a perceptive and cognitive integration of distributed components.
With alternative means of acquiring food, local Roviana fishers may be less perceptive of decline in ecological services provided by changing seagrass meadows.
Thus, Democratic primary voters may find Mr. Obama's claim to post-partisanship to be perceptive rather than naïve.
Be perceptive to her body language.
A volume of short stories called Married Love might seem to belong in the same pile; though if Hadley writes within a domestic frame, she is also a colourful ironist who may be the most perceptive chronicler since George Eliot of avid, unworldly young women with an enormous Casaubon complex.
In other words, the increased perception may be in part due to the perceptive properties of humans to rapidly deviating friction forces rather than an increase in the average friction or coefficient of friction.
Muggsy, though he doesn't know it, may be Stanwyck's most perceptive analyst.
