However, aside from physical problems, there often are less noticeable disorders of a perceptive-cognitive nature (hemineglect, attention or organizational problems, and impaired learning ability).
So there's a lot of fun but it's perceptive about human nature too.
A man without pretensions or sham, a generous husband and father in so many ways, who loved music and the theater, who loved swimming and boating, who had a dry wit and a ready sense of humor, who was a perceptive student of human nature, a gentleman in the best sense of the word.
A man without pretensions or shame, a generous husband and father in so many ways, who loved music and the theater, who loved swimming and boating, who had a dry wit and a ready sense of humor, who was a perceptive student of human nature, a gentleman in the best sense of the word.
Until then let's savor John Lahr's "Tennessee Williams: Mad Pilgrimage of the Flesh," a work that is scintillating on the backstage and bedroom dramas and almost intrusively perceptive on the autobiographical nature of Williams' art.
But, of course, that requires a radically new approach to teaching, which in turns requires a less romantic and more perceptive notion of the nature of children's minds when they enter our schools as well as a far more effective criteria for selecting and evaluating teachers.
Yet the novel's happy ending is deceptively simple — of all the book's insights into human nature, the most perceptive regard growing old, as Lively portrays the grace and humiliations of old age with an even hand.
Ted Hughes's "Collected Poems for Children," many of them also about animals, are as perceptive and as well informed on nature's minutiae.
But Lawrence had prophetic powers and an ecstatic apprehension of nature — and Forster was perceptive enough to recognize that Lawrence was the greater artist.
Greenfield's images are often documentary in nature, hers an unobtrusive but perceptive eye.
