"perceptive thoughts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used whenever you want to describe someone's thoughts that are astute, insightful, or showing a deep understanding of something. Example: "Her perceptive thoughts on the current political climate sparked a heated debate among her colleagues."
And these people aren't just internet nobodies grasping for anonymous affirmation, but op-ed writers, the people who are trusted with shaping the public discourse through the example of their clear, perceptive, big grown-up thoughts.
His thoughts clearer and more perceptive.
When I first heard this, I thought, How perceptive.
They are exquisitely sensitive, perceptive, and instantly pick up on the thoughts and feelings of others.
As ever, I'd be interested in your thoughts – which continue to be interesting, perceptive and essential reading.
What he probably saw was a nervous trace of a smile, but he is so perceptive, sometimes I think he can see my thoughts.
These early stories, clever and perceptive as they were, did little more than display the inner thoughts of white middle-class characters trapped in a world about which they felt guilty, but that they did not understand.
As he put it in an essay called "Negative Capability: How to Talk Mean and Influence People," "The willingness to be offensive sets free the ruthless observer in all of us, the spiteful perceptive angel who sees and tells, unimpeded by nicety or second thoughts".
Godfrey Hodgson, an English journalist (and reviewer for this paper) is one of the most perceptive commentators on American political life, particularly the ebb and flow of thought.
Or is Apple's adherence to a certain purity of thought — the right device for the right purpose — a more perceptive way to interpret how we use computers, and how we will use them in the future?
