He has demonstrated a perceptive sense of timing in recent years, buying large stakes in property group Canary Wharf and EuroDisney when both were regarded as expensive follies.
Although some appear in just a couple of scenes, all the characters are drawn with a perceptive sense of the contradictions that color personality, and sometimes grow more pronounced with age.
What some people call intuition, I call a perceptive sense that many of us have lost (nearly) complete connection to.
Time magazine reporters who met with Guevara around this time, described him as "guid ing) Cuba with icy calculation, vast competence, high intelligence, and a perceptive sense of humor".
In examples 29 30, inanimate sky and guardian angel are Sensers which sense the perceptive senses of hearing, in example 29, and seeing, in example 30.
The perceptive copper senses more insidious forces at play, and sure enough, an artist's model is soon found draped over the remains of the tomb with a dagger in her heart.
Bubby's perceptive intelligence and keen sense of humor will live on in the hearts of her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren forever.
Construing phenomena as sensitive, perhaps perceptive in a rudimentary sense, the notion of stimulus-response reinforces the interdependence of things.
Perceptive acts are distinguished by sense: visual perception, verbal reception, or visual/verbal attention.
For the Observations envisions the restoration of a fallen, fragmented, and self-alienated humanity to "perfect manhood," in which all people, without exception, will be "members of the mystical body of Christ," and as such will become "new sets of senses, and perceptive powers, to each other, so as to increase each others happiness without limits" (OM 2, prop. 68; cf. prop. 35).
But nothing's coming back because you're trapped in this temporary state, and so your brain has no perceptive feedback to create a sense of what your body looks like.
