Sentence examples for perceptive reflections from inspiring English sources
He wrote arguably the most important book of reporting from Vietnam ("The Village of Ben Suc") and the most perceptive reflections on the Watergate scandal ("The Time of Illusion").
Cristiano de Majo offers a somewhat more perceptive reflection on the topic by comparing the Neapolitan novels to Paolo Sorrentino's Oscar-winning film The Great Beauty, which was derided — or worse, slept through — in Italy.
Discoveries in the sciences, as well as new art-science projects, arise from the inventive interplay of concepts and ideas; Art fires up imagination and perceptive modes of reflection within the flow of historic events--whereas the sciences operate within timeless concepts.
Upon reflection, it's quite remarkable how perceptive children as young as seven are to another's differences.
Burke's name is indissolubly connected to his Reflections on the Revolution in France, though a more perceptive account of the causes of the Revolution of 1789 can be found in A Letter to William Elliot (1795), and the Letters on a Regicide Peace (1795 7) investigate the character and consequences of the Revolution from 1791 in a more thoroughgoing way.
I very much enjoyed Mr. Scott's reflection on some of the pivotal films of 1962, and his perceptive comment that "an old way of life expires as a new one is born".
I longed for more of these perceptive asides, a sensitivity to language that is particularly striking if you read Nović's fascinating reflections on what it's like to be a deaf author.
Taylor was less perceptive.
She's amazingly perceptive.
