Sentence examples for perceptive readers from inspiring English sources

Some of her most perceptive readers have taken this approach.

Perceptive readers did get the idea without being told explicitly what it was.

From the early 19th century, however, perceptive readers began to recognize Donne's poetic genius.

Perceptive readers may by now have guessed that Langham belongs to Alcoholics Anonymous.

Perceptive readers will remember that in a bond, granted by Russia to Ukraine in December 2013, contained a bizarre clause such that Russia could call in payment on the bond if Ukraine's debt-to-GDP ratio exceeded 60%.

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.

A perceptive reader would note that Detroit Pistons are not mentioned above when talking about the playoff picture.

Zoe and Jake eventually reach a tentative answer — death — and though the perceptive reader is likely to figure out what's happening much sooner than they do, the novel has other mysteries to offer, which compound until the story's final pages, when they resolve in a genuinely touching manner.

In exchange for this exquisite work (which, unbeknown to the Nazis but very beknown to the perceptive reader, has been hidden in Normandy on a mission earlier in the story), GRated PG-13ring offers the precious Gottheim collection, supposedly confiscated and burned in 1939.

Any perceptive reader would, of course, have long ago recognized the insidious disappearance of objective neutrality in its coverage of politics, foreign affairs and related areas of reportage.

Franz: I can hardly imagine a better way to say this than you just have in your question, I can only say how wonderful it is to have such a perceptive reader, what my father used to call "an intelligent reader of good will," something we are in very short demand of.