Probably the most perceptive comment during the argument came from Mr. Gershengorn, the government's lawyer.
Campbell sums it up in a perceptive comment on Prime Minister's Questions: 'It's theatre, not debate.
That's a very perceptive comment, and in Galloway's world, he is keeping Labour's flame alight.
It is high praise that Williams, a flaxen-haired tomboy in her guise as Ganymede, reminds you of Hazlitt's perceptive comment that "[Rosalind's] tongue runs the faster to conceal the pressure at her heart.
When I asked him why he thought many of his students had gone on to be so successful, he made a typically perceptive comment about his ability to bring out the best in people.
Constance Padwick, in her Temple Gairdner of Cairo, records the perceptive comment of Yusef Effendi Tadras: "Other teachers taught us how to refute Islam; he taught us how to love Muslims".
I very much enjoyed Mr. Scott's reflection on some of the pivotal films of 1962, and his perceptive comment that "an old way of life expires as a new one is born".
Actually, Susan Hill has written much of what I wanted to say in her perceptive comment on the blog, but if a thing's worth saying it's worth saying twice.
