Sentence examples for perceptive discussions from inspiring English sources

In any case, there were a remarkable number of intelligent and perceptive discussions.

(See Mackie's perceptive discussion of the veil of perception problem, in Problems from Locke, pp. 51 through 67).

It is an astonishingly fresh and perceptive discussion of what identity means today.

Notwithstanding the hyperbolic insults, there have been many good points, perceptive criticisms and encouraging discussions.

He can over-interpret baffingly, but he can be acutely perceptive (take for example, his discussion of absent-mindedness and the unconscious in "To the Lighthouse").

Rather, the wit of intelligent, amusing discussions peppered with jokes, perceptive observations, and humor.

It demonstrates that the writer has conducted a close and critical reading of texts, grappled with the issues raised in the course, synthesized the readings, discussions, and lectures, and formulated a perceptive, compelling, independent argument.

"How Teenagers Consume Media" reads like a colloquial discussion in the words of a perceptive and articulate 15-year-old.

Her book is strong exactly where Meiksins Wood's is weak: namely, in her discussion of the cold war, which is perceptive and illuminating, not least on the respective roles played by coercion and negotiation in western and communist societies.

Kinko's discussion of the four fair use factors was less than perceptive.

He is a perceptive observer of social behavior, but in "Two Thousand Years" there is more discussion than behavior.