Sentence examples for perceptive writer from inspiring English sources

Choi is a graceful, perceptive writer, and all of her novels are striking for the visual beauty of her descriptions.

Hadley is a supremely perceptive writer of formidable skill and intelligence, someone who goes well beyond surfaces.

"Rachel Getting Married" showed her to be a perceptive writer — fierce but also in a way modest.

He also upholds the right of any perceptive writer to seek autobiographical meaning in artistic form.

He's such a perceptive writer and does in a few words what would take anyone else several hundred pages.

A perceptive writer with a fine pen, she understands the intimate coercions that go on within every relationship, and represents them with a Katherine Mansfiexactnessexactness.

In the words of Esquire's Tom Junod, one of the most perceptive writers on Obama's drone policy, the speech didn't just "speak to Americans in the language of moral struggle".

If we were not lamenting "Booker prize-winning author Anita Brookner", we would be remembering more fully one of the most luminously perceptive writers on art in recent times, and a teacher who inspired lifelong devotion.

Such trials could grind any person down, but for Coleman they became a vital source for poetry that compelled attention to racism and hatred — the themes that most drove her to transcend the barriers of her birth and take her place as one of the city's most perceptive writers.

The Battle Of Aspen: Freak Power in the Rockies revealed Thompson to be a perceptive political writer, a skill he would refine in his seminal presidential election series for Rolling Stone, Fear and Loathing: on the Campaign Trail '72.

As the perceptive sports writer Jerry Izenberg once said: "If they trawl the Ohio river for a thousand years, they are more likely to find a mermaid than an Olympic gold medal".