Sentence examples similar to perceptive contrast from inspiring English sources
Her calm, perceptive and considerate personality contrasts strongly with Rick's.
In a perceptive passage, Ms Wilgoren lays out the contrasting ways in which even doves on both sides see the process.Some Israeli analysts and officials see a resumption of peace talks—even if they lead nowhere as a tool to stem the rising tide of international criticism of Israel's policies.
The episodic and semantic tasks were to be contrasted by a comparison to two perceptive control tasks and to one another.
Concerned with perceptive portraiture and decorative effect, Toulouse-Lautrec used the vivid contrasting colours of Impressionism in flat areas enclosed by a distinct, sinuous outline.
When Hillerman brought Leaphorn and Chee together, in Skin-walkers (1986), the contrasting attitudes and generations showed him at his most perceptive and compassionate.
Speaking of the "dazzle" — and I would add, pretentiousness — of Pauline Kael in contrast to Roger Ebert's "plain-spoken Midwestern clarity," one might recall Mr. Ebert's perceptive analysis of "Citizen Kane".
The contrast made by Homer between the two sides was seen, by the painting's most perceptive reviewers, as a comment on why the South lost the Civil War.
Taylor was less perceptive.
