Sentence examples for not perceptive from inspiring English sources
Bukowski's fans realize that "some people," like E. E. Cummings's "mostpeople," or J. D. Salinger's hated "phonies," are never us, always them — those not perceptive enough to understand our merit, or our favorite author's.
His vision of Paris isn't perceptive.
Aren't perceptive, actionable observations enough?
Although I'm not especially perceptive, it's pretty easy to translate my interlocutor's expression.
They are meant to be overwhelmingly young — a little foolish, not terribly perceptive, and essentially innocent.
As a participant in the battles, I found him too negative and not particularly perceptive.
They are meant to be overwhelmingly young a little foolish, not terribly perceptive, and essentially innocent.
And his political writings have proved not only perceptive but often prophetic.
"And … we also had a bunch of not very perceptive people in charge of our road system.
"An artist sees human nature differently — with different eyes," he says loftily, but his artistic vision seems to make him less, not more, perceptive than other people.
People outside MIT tend to summarize that redesign as "MIT decided to switch to Python," but that's not a perceptive description.
