Sentence examples for particularly perceptive from inspiring English sources

As a participant in the battles, I found him too negative and not particularly perceptive.

In a particularly perceptive chapter, "Falling Afoul of History," Bair explores Jung's conduct during World War II, which he spent in neutral Switzerland.

And throughout the book Mr. Ricks is particularly perceptive about the way Mr. Dylan, whom he calls "one of the great rhymesters of all time," punctuates his songs with brilliant and surprising line endings.

He's not only superb on the music, but he has lovingly considered the films of the 30's -- he's particularly perceptive about the vaudevillian "Road" pictures (Crosby and Hope "are anarchists with sweet souls").

Observer readers are a particularly perceptive group and they have veered from the outraged to the heartbreaking, but it has always felt like a rich dialogue and I apologise for the many that I never answered.

He came upon particularly perceptive notes and was pleased to see how clear-sighted he had been, back when he had only just started to work on the project.

"Are you all alcohol mad?" asks a not-particularly-perceptive Michael Durkan.

While it is not particularly illuminating it is perceptive about something that is pervasive yet rarely examined.

As with any dull guest, opinion is presented as fact - "It is difficult to love Darcy" - and the banal is presented as perceptive: "Death, particularly the death of her father, must have affected her deeply".

That's particularly disappointing, because the normally perceptive Brooks seems to have swallowed a questionable argument hook, line and sinker.

In a variety of roles, Mr. Nobbs stands out for his acting, particularly in his delivery of the perceptive and funny Herb Gardner composition "How I Crossed the Street for the Very First Time All by Myself".