Sentence examples for perceptive commentary from inspiring English sources

Maybe my facetious comments about seam bowling were perceptive commentary genius.

He marshals Pound's staggering output of poetry, prose and correspondence to excellent effect, and offers clear, perceptive commentary on it.

As one of the orchestrators of the open letter on the state of childhood signed by 110 notaries from public life, I welcome the perceptive commentary by Anne Karpf on the cultural backdrop to this initiative (Generation stressed, September 13).

But in most respects -- including the wooden spears the men carry -- their lives have changed little over the centuries, as detailed in the extremely fine ethnographic museum at Berenty, filled with artifacts, perceptive commentary and vivid photographs.

Just a little bit gothic but entirely plausible and flawed only by a little bald overstatement in the last few minutes of its hourlong running time, the play is full of perceptive commentary on the tension between affection and antipathy among friends — and the interior tensions in the individual soul between self-love and self-hate.

Yet Chie Ito's choreography is sly, growing more complex, and turns into perceptive social commentary.

This was an extremely perceptive comment.

The only mystery about Torben Betts, whose fourth play this is at the Orange Tree, is why his perceptive social commentaries are not better known.

Rose sifts through the letters and memoirs of an astonishing range of personalities (from Wagner to the Goncourts to Queen Victoria), linking them with perceptive and witty commentary.

"A slim volume of nothing at all," according to its author, but his fans – notably the Togs: "Terry's Old Geezers and Gals" – are sure to find it full of the perceptive, often witty commentary they are now deprived of on a daily basis.

For 60 years, she wielded a sharp editorial pen, having served as editor of Nursing Outlook, Nursing Research and the American Journal of Nursing, as an investigative reporter, and more recently, as author of perceptive, elegantly crafted commentary and letters to the editor.