Sentence examples for perceptive to from inspiring English sources
The part of the sentence "perceptive to" is not correct written English
You could use the phrase "perceptive of" instead. Example: She was perceptive of the subtle changes in the atmosphere.
Be open and honest, but perceptive to your boss's situation.
He had great ideas – perceptive to the highest degree and witty, too".
Nixon, scheming as he was, usually had something perceptive to say about the alignment of political forces around an issue.
I believe the younger generation are at such an age where they are more perceptive to new ideas and new concepts, and that's why it started taking off".
Dixon reports all this with a moral zeal that is as gratuitous as it is perceptive: "To remain silent, in fact, was to say something powerful: that it never happened: that these people did not matter".
Note that Cavendish does not think that all bodies are knowledgeable and perceptive to the same degree.
You must work to be perceptive and to pay attention to detail; these are crucial qualities for a detective.
If a deal started to crumble, Mother was patient and perceptive enough to find a way to put it back together".
Someone may have been close enough, and perceptive enough, to have insight as to why, especially in the case of James Anderson.
The basic idea is to construct a multi-layer perceptive structure to learn the latent correlations between context-aware stereotypes and the trustworthiness, and thus can estimate the new trust by taking into account the context information.
But even at our tender ages, my sister (age eight) and I (ten) were perceptive enough to notice that they had grown awfully tired of having to wangle invitations from people as their only access to Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca.
