Sentence examples for perceptive look from inspiring English sources

But it is also a perceptive look at how appropriation can evolve into innovation.

Mr Vivès's book is a perceptive look at the things in a ballerina's life that fuel her artistry.

Although a horror classic complete with a bloody conclusion Carrie was also praised for its perceptive look at high-school life and a teenager's struggle for acceptance.

Rohrwacher is not interested in pointing out heroes and villains, but instead in offering a perceptive look at how the once all-powerful Church has dealt with its waning influence.

Helen Fitzgerald's Viral (Faber, £12.99) has a look-at-me opening sentence – "I sucked 12 cocks in Magaluf" – that doesn't bode well, but quickly redeems itself, developing into a nuanced and perceptive look at social media and misogyny.

But look beyond the book's occasionally absurd academic language, and footnotes that cite Michel Foucault and Pamela Des Barres with equal facility, and you'll find a cogent and often perceptive look at the scene that yielded Radiohead, Portishead and the Futureheads.

Most importantly, it's a perceptive and tenacious look at what it was really like to be a girl among the blokes in that era.

The following year's final made the captains' remarks look perceptive.

"He has one of the most perceptive comedic ways of looking at life and, in particular, of looking at football," said Don Ohlmeyer, who produced "Monday Night" in the 1970's and returned in March with a mandate to overhaul it.

Don't be surprised if people consider you to be "off with the fairies" rather than perceptive; it's a hard look to pull off, as sometimes you can look dazed rather than intent.

Perceptive Pixel's screens, which look like the offspring of an iPad and a television set, are most familiar to people who have watched election night coverage on networks like CNN, where on-air commentators have for years manipulated electoral maps using the technology.