Perceptive program notes, knowingly titled "Withering Plights" and "An Inversion of Values," indicate as much.
In his perceptive booklet notes Mr. Melnikov addresses the criticism sometimes leveled at these pieces: that in paying tribute to Bach, Shostakovich was too formal and academic.
As one perceptive reviewer noted, it is possible to use an empirically derived reference line using a Monte Carlo simulation.
A perceptive reader would note that Detroit Pistons are not mentioned above when talking about the playoff picture.
Perceptive reviewers have noted that the hero's father, Maguire, is an embittered Irish hack consumed with envy of his peers.
Perceptive readers will note that because the impressive top speed of the Draft N products far exceeds that of most Internet connections, it will not, for example, improve your download time on Web pages.
That a philosopher perceptive enough to note and so accurately diagnose Nagel's mistake could still blur the two distinctions is a testament to the depth of the confusion about these distinctions embedded throughout the current philosophical literature.
A perceptive person might note that Obama's order did not cause a sudden wave of detentions at our nation's airports after its enactment ― nor did it bar legal permanent residents from entering the United States (as Trump's did, until wiser heads prevailed).
It was observed by some witnesses at the time that civilisation itself was collapsing, but perceptive history buffs will note that just a couple of decades before, it almost had.
Local media has been appreciating the new love it's been getting from tech companies, as this perceptive recent Digiday article noted — even if the efforts are new, and the results are not exactly life-saving right now.
