Sentence examples for perceptive without from inspiring English sources

Eating there is comfortable, perhaps because the service is not fawning (could there be a backlash to all that Danny Meyer good will?) but confident and perceptive without attitude, which is more unusual than it should be.

Most of us see things from an outlying perspective which means we analyze/judge things from an outer perceptive without giving much attention to underlying commonalities which can help us a lot in the long run.

A multitude of studies suggests a mathematical description of the linear relation between the RF size and eccentricity but they differ with respect to the measures used (e.g., a RF radius or diameter, classical RF with or without surround, perceptive vs. receptieve fields, with or without spatial attention, etc).

The differential diagnosis of chronic cough is extensive and rare causes may be overlooked without a perceptive history and examination coupled to appropriate investigations.

Dear Gabacha Without Scruples: VERY perceptive!

Bernstein's Emmy Award-winning series of children's concerts was televised nationally from 1958 until 1971 and was widely known for the conductor's ability to present enthusiastic, perceptive analyses of serious music without talking down to children.

Perceptive readers did get the idea without being told explicitly what it was.

One can read right through "I Love You, Ronnie," the volume of love letters published by Nancy in 2000, without finding a single perceptive remark about her.

"It certainly proves you can get rich without being very thoughtful, perceptive, or intelligent," Slate's Matt Yglesias writes.

Visual perceptive dysfunction in ex-preterm children without major sequelae of prematurity depends on more subtle changes in the brain microstructure, including CC. Role of interhemispheric connections in visual perception might be more complex than previously anticipated.

But "Without the King," Michael Skolnik's subtly perceptive documentary, avoids a tone of first-world outrage; leaning more toward understanding than blame, the film examines a country forced to choose between tradition and survival.