Sentence examples for perceptive critic from inspiring English sources

The great comedian would like to meet his perceptive critic.

Less well remembered is the Vivekananda who could be a perceptive critic of Hindu society.

I suspect it would take an unusually perceptive critic to offer an insight that the artists hadn't already thought of.

When Naipaul turns on the enthusiasm, he is a perceptive critic; but too often he seems to have his eyes shut.

As one perceptive critic put it in 1975: 'Such moments of intended authenticity... become, in their turn, conceits, and honesty, despite the author's best endeavours, becomes self-defeating.

That is doubly the case when the author is Andrew Smithers, a perceptive critic of conventional thinking.Along with Stephen Wright, Mr Smithers published the book Valuing Wall Street in 2000, at the height of the dotcom bubble.

It also received favorable reviews from the aforementioned perceptive critics writing for smaller, often Internet-only publications.

And the most articulate and perceptive critics, unless the BBC has flown Roy Hodgson back for the occasion, will be foreign guests such as Clarence Seedorf and Jürgen Klinsmann.

I can only hope that perceptive critics will recognize the deep social and cultural issues being symbolically addressed by the artists in "Jackass the Movie".

On a brief pre-London tour that took in Cambridge and Oxford, the play was rapturously received by undergraduate audiences and perceptive critics.

When Infinite Jest came out, the more perceptive critics tagged it, with its schizophrenic narrative movement and overstuffed cabinet of characters, as actually about the Web.