Sentence examples for perceptive advocate from inspiring English sources

Instead, he entered (c.1920) under the tutelage of the genrō (elder statesman) Saionji Kimmochi, a perceptive advocate of parliamentary government and a member of the court aristocracy.

But Gilbert more than compensates for that as a perceptive advocate for works from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, and his spring season at the New York Philharmonic is an explosion of new and unusual music.

Now she's a respected and perceptive anti-bullying advocate.

Kyle Gann, The Well-Tuned Piano's most extraordinarily perceptive critic and advocate, sums up the delirious temporal mind-funk the piece creates: "In an 'eastern', timeless way [Young, like Terry Riley, was a student of Pandit Pran Nath], the work can be listened to as a static articulation of a set tuning, a continuous present in which concepts of before and after are irrelevant.

A spellbinding orator and a passionate and perceptive writer, he advocated for various sociopolitical reforms in his capacity as party leader, including the abolition of the caste system, the adoption of Hindi as India's national language, and stronger protection of civil liberties.

And each year I am struck by how some of the most perceptive children come from families whose parents have no time to advocate for them and no "gifted" agenda to pursue.

If a policy advocate cannot admit when an adversary's ideas were, in point of fact, perceptive, then the prospects of our democracy's continuing success are grim indeed.

Addams was more perceptive about the perplexities of home life for women, and in her book Democracy and Social Ethics, she advocated many changes that made private home life more consistent with a public social good.

Very perceptive!

Very perceptive of you.

Taylor was less perceptive.