Sentence examples for only a perceptive from inspiring English sources

Darling gives his unvarnished opinions of players, managers, coaches and broadcasters, spiced with colorful, revealing anecdotes that only a perceptive former teammate would know.

I found the article by Bennett to be not only a perceptive insight, but also an essential foundation for our children's educational needs.

I was a perceptive 10-year-old.

What follows is not only a complex, affecting and surprising love story, but a perceptive critique of a society mired in addictive technology and celebrity status.

In the end, the simple view – that these were empty Tory promises – turned out to be not only correct, but more politically perceptive.

A lot of the film is, indeed, edgily funny, as in a moment where the other girls laugh when Precious says "insect" instead of "incest" and she comes back: "Are you a scientist now?" Another practitioner of tough love (or what we used to call being cruel only to be kind) is a perceptive social worker, Mrs Weiss (Mariah Carey), whose ethnic identity and social background intrigue Precious.

Bryan might be young, but he was a perceptive kid.

But it is also a perceptive look at how appropriation can evolve into innovation.

I think this is a perceptive remark but it has to be made somewhat more clearly.

Targeted extract fans and trickle vents in dwellings with a perceptive ventilation problem (scenario 2) offer only moderate modification on the long-term impact on health, a 30% improvement from no additional ventilation (scenario 3).

"Rachel Getting Married" showed her to be a perceptive writer — fierce but also in a way modest.