Prompted by a perceptive editor, he discovered his genuine and original flair as an author.
Petrova discovered a perceptive Wikipedia page about herself and starts altering it to change her own fate.
It is always gratifying to discover how much a fashion statement can mean, and Weber's account of the transition from the ancien régime to the Republic from a sartorial point of view is a perceptive work of scholarship that helps, in a way, to explain the transcendent importance of fashion to French culture.
"Too rash, too unadvis'd, too sudden, too like the lightning," words with which the perceptive Juliet characterizes her newly discovered passion, apply throughout the show.
His opponent was Artur Szpilka, a Polish contender with an irresistible origin story: he is a former soccer hooligan, discovered by a perceptive coach who figured that a pair of boxing gloves wouldn't unduly hamper his ability to brawl.
But before we went to press, with our cover already in hand, we discovered that the perceptive New Yorker had reached the same conclusion: its cover drawing this week depicts an ice-dancing Mr Putin in front of a panel of judges, all of whom are in fact Mr Putin himself.
Like the proverbial snowball rolling down a hill, these problems can be compounded with each turn and revolution, and discovering what is at the center eludes even the most perceptive physician or caring parent.
Cannizzaro's striking summary from this careful and perceptive analysis was that "the conclusions drawn from [Avogadro's theory] are invariably in accordance with all physical and chemical laws hitherto discovered".
With a sensitive eye and an even more perceptive heart, Mr. Jacobs brings new life to the outsider's ordeal with a story about a large, lonely high-school boy (beautifully played by Jacob Wysocki) who discovers a sense of self-worth with the help of some charming oddballs.
