Sentence examples for perceptive thing from inspiring English sources

There's a solid argument that the most perceptive thing written about politics in the age of 24-hour news boils down to dril's cry: "Politic's is back baby.

He got a small grant and brought in an obscure American anthropologist who had written what de Soto thought was the only perceptive thing he had been able to find on Lima's squatters.

This was the most perceptive thing anyone had yet said at this Tribal Council.

There have been funny and perceptive things uttered about other sports, but there just seem to be more memorable quotations about golf.

Mr. Burns has interviewed some smart people with eloquent and perceptive things to say, including the playwright Tony Kushner, the critic Robert Brustein and the Gelbs.

These evocations, in this adept translation by Linda Coverdale, are a reminder of one of the most perceptive things Alain de Botton had to say in "How to Think More About Sex," his tidy self-help volume from last year.

Smart investors will ignore the lot and simply pay attention to firms that have perceptive things to say.Clearly, the changes will not be beneficial to Moody's and S&P.

Mr. Hughes is a young journalist and critic — he's written for good magazines and book sections — who has perceptive things to say about Brooklyn's tangled relationship to American lit.

I used to think I was much sharper than everyone else — very aware, perceptive, seeing things.

Among the leading candidates, he gave the plainest assurances that he'd reverse Bush's power grabs, and he had perceptive, principled things to say about any number of legal issues.

"The Social Network" is shrewdly perceptive about such things as class, manners, ethics, and the emptying out of self that accompanies a genius's absorption in his work.