Sentence examples for perceptive version from inspiring English sources
They are like you, actually – or a heightened, more perceptive version of you – the way they think about life, and realise things late, and carry on.
Novelist Anne Enright said: "[Her characters] are like you, actually - or a heightened, more perceptive version of you - the way they think about life and realise things late and carry on".
He believes this sort of approach will have far wider appeal than today's windows and mouse-based systems, and he has founded a start-up, called Perceptive Pixel, to commercialise the technology.Another version of a multi-touch screen, developed at Microsoft, shows how the technology could be integrated into a home, office or shop, in the form of a table.
Tomas Fujiwara & the Hook Up The drummer Tomas Fujiwara brings a perceptive and agile intensity to the Hook Up, his version of a postbop quintet.
The directors could have learned a thing or two from Akira Kurosawa's perceptive and contained "Throne of Blood," the Japanese master's version of "Macbeth".
Reilly, reporting back to London, described Crankshaw's version of these meetings as "the most interesting and perceptive report on Burgess that we have had".
Visual perceptive abilities were examined using the DTVP-3, most recent revised version of the classic Marianne Frostig DTVP.
Much of this is because we come to know Nik through his sister, Denise, whom Nik refers to patronizingly as "an alternative version of me" and whom Ms. Spiotta has fashioned into an exquisitely perceptive narrator.
Today, even as controversy surrounds the revised classification of autism in the latest version of the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, the quirky yet remarkably perceptive points of view of autistic narrators have become increasingly familiar in every category of fiction, from young adult to science fiction to popular and literary fiction.
In one early version, Cosby played a chauffeur, an idea that he liked until he heard objections from Camille, who is a perceptive but resolutely unfunny presence in Whitaker's account.
