Sentence examples for perceptive remark from inspiring English sources

One can read right through "I Love You, Ronnie," the volume of love letters published by Nancy in 2000, without finding a single perceptive remark about her.

I believe it was both a sarcastic crack and a perceptive remark of praise because Norman did like Salinger's work; in fact, he said to me on several occasions that he would have liked to have seen what the man could write about other than angst at 17, and that readers were on the losing end because they were likely never to know.

I think this is a perceptive remark but it has to be made somewhat more clearly.

The perceptive remarks of Jimmy Carter provide one more reason why his services should be sought when Middle East peace talks continue ("A Jerusalem Settlement Everyone Can Live With," Op-Ed, Aug. 6).

This was an extremely perceptive comment.

"It's going to be a very odd production," as Rob's unsuspicious but perceptive wife remarked.

He could cut you down to size with a withering remark, make perceptive criticisms more useful than general praise, and be forcefully direct.

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

They are remarkably perceptive and intuitive.

Caught among the "tweezer-tongued harpies" who also serve the empress, she remarks ruefully, "The more perceptive one is, the more difficult life at court inevitably turns out to be".

While perceptive and insightful, one comment was particularly striking.