Sentence examples for perceptively observed from inspiring English sources
As he perceptively observed: "Sam is a puritan with no interest in petty things.
'I've made a living as a neurotic,' she has perceptively observed.
A colleague perceptively observed that after a conversation with him you tended to leave feeling that you were a better person than you really were.
Instead, as Matt Taibbi perceptively observed last week, what we have is a W.M.D.-size self-inflicted media disaster, which ought to require some extensive self-criticism before we breathlessly move on to Trump's latest alleged idiocy.
He also perceptively observed that America's vitality could not be attributed entirely to intentional planning.
Intervenor California Bankers Clearing House Association perceptively observes, CBCHA Brief at 29 n. 20, that this proceeding parallels the Federal Communications Commission's Second Computer Inquiry, the order resulting from which we upheld in Computer and Communications Industry Association v. FCC, 693 F.2D.C.Cir.1982ir.1982).
As David Sterritt perceptively observes in his recent book, "The Films of Jean-Luc Godard," "Michel's character -- including its more menacing side -- draws some of its dark power from the filmmaker's own brushes with this territory.
As Chuck D perceptively observes, what does it mean, within this context, for Elvis to be hailed as "king," if Elvis's enthronement obscures the striving, the aspirations and achievements of so many others who provided him with inspiration?
On the contrary, he perceptively observes that Obama's emphasis on previous government experience often translated into insularity as he surrounded himself with Clinton-era officials steeped in the values of Wall Street.
Grasseni (2007) perceptively observes the dichotomy between the need to create a 'breed' from individual animals of similar appearance, and selecting outliers from this group to produce the next generation, emphasising specific characteristics.
We take special pleasure, Mr. Johnson goes on perceptively to observe, "when the repressed truth can be shown to contradict the apparent truth of the surface".
