Sentence examples for perceptive review from inspiring English sources

Wow, what a perceptive review (although, hardscrabble?).

Elsewhere, there was a perceptive review from the aforementioned AggieH of Niall Griffiths' A Great Big Shining Star.

Victor Navasky's perceptive review of Maurice Isserman's well-researched and rivetingly written biography of Michael Harrington, "The Other American" (May 28), contains three errors of fact.

Robert Pinsky's perceptive review of "The Year of Magical Thinking," by Joan Didion (Oct . 9, illuminated poetry's propitious power to assist the infinite process of mourning.

In a glowing and perceptive review of her performance as Desdemona in Verdi's "Otello" at Covent Garden in London in late 1957, the critic Andrew Porter, writing in The Financial Times, commended her for not "sacrificing purity to power".

In her perceptive review of Stacy Schiff's biography of Cleopatra ("Femme Fatale," Nov. 7), Kathryn Harrison states that "it's not Schiff's purpose to present us with a feminist revision of a life plucked from antiquity".

You can study standup at university nowadays, watch Daniel Kitson at the National Theatre or read (erudite, perceptive) comedy reviews in the broadsheets.

From the early 1980s on she wrote highly original and perceptive book reviews for the Jewish Chronicle, New Democrat and Financial Times, where some of her mind-stilling minimalist verse and lyrical prose also first appeared.

I'm indebted to the perceptive New York Review of Books essay by my colleague Giles Harvey for pointing out how very funny this book can be.

M. G. Lord, in her perceptive and thoughtful review of Lynne Tillman's "This Is Not It" (Nov. 24), writes that the author's characters are "not people you want to be stuck next to on a stopped Ferris wheel -- or on a long layover in a train station".

Both of these occupations proved fruitful; his journalism sharpened his powers of observation, and Pritchett eventually became as well known for his perceptive essays and reviews as for his penetrating and finely crafted short stories.