Sentence examples for perceptively identified from inspiring English sources

Andy Warhol perceptively identified Mao with the idea of the copy in his silkscreen portraits of the communist leader.

But in his very first speeches Mubārak did frankly and perceptively identify Egypt's economic shortcomings.

Perceptively, he identifies new technology as the ingredient linking Alberti's writings on art and mathematics with the achievements of Brunelleschi and Donatello.

21, page 486, notes that opinion is not unanimous about the universal law of evolution with which his name will always be identified, but the religious objection to it is generally and perceptively allayed".

Around 1,800 operons have been identified in the Oikopleura genome encompassing about 27% of genes (Denoeud et al. 2010), a figure perceptively higher than that observed in both Ciona species where 19% are organized in this manner (Satou et al. 2008; Zeller 2010).

The analysis perceptively addresses bottlenecks of justice, identifying shackles and mental blocks in our own minds against activising concerns for justice for the common citizen". -Prof Werner Menski (Foreword).

It can be precious, humorless and perceptively self-satisfied.

Sir Alex Ferguson perceptively spoke about the introvert in Giggs.

He's been written about perceptively by critics like Kenneth Tynan and Richard Schickel.

"Sian has created Sian," she said perceptively.

Gender and identity are perceptively explored.