Sentence examples for perceptive article from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: I applaud Alex Kotlowitz's perceptive article.

Not according to a perceptive article in The World in 2013.

A perceptive article pointed out that his problem was that he appeared to be old-fashioned.

Your exquisitely perceptive article on Londoners gets everything right, except what they really mean by "sorry" — although the writer is correct in concluding that it doesn't mean "sorry".

As a very perceptive article in the New York Magazine, Lisa Miller describes how new psychological research indicates that wealth erodes empathy with others.

As an artist and former art teacher, I read with delight and the shock of recognition Mark Stevens's highly perceptive article about Philip Johnson.

And so amusing Web videos get posted, as do perceptive articles and infographics, not to mention pop-culture ephemera that solidifies my reputation as a playful (but with an edge!) raconteur.

He published, in addition to the works named, his second volume of essays, Nouveaux essais de critique et d'histoire (1865; "New Essays of Criticism and History"), including his perceptive articles on Racine, Balzac, and Stendhal (whose psychological acuity he was one of the first to admire).

SIR: Thank you for Peter Brimelow's perceptive articles on male suicide ("Save the males?" Dec. 2, 1996) and on women's greater wealth relative to men ("The glass floor, Dec. 16, 1996).

He was music critic for the New York Herald Tribune (1940 54) and published several collections of penetrating, perceptive critical articles.

In the May issue of The Cricketer, Malcolm Knox, the Australian "novelist-cum-cricket-writer extraordinaire" in the words of Gideon Haigh, wrote a typically perceptive Ashes preview article in which he described Hughes and Lyon as "the two players who embody Australia's position … The selectors have backed them, more or less, as the young batsman and bowler to fill the holes".