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One of the striking features of the Wesker celebration was its perceptiveness about the plays.

The joke about Promise is that while she is a miracle of perceptiveness about illuminated manuscripts, about the world around her she is always the last to know.

Two taped audio dramas that quote from interviews Eisler recorded are woven into the work, and they effectively convey the composer's political passion, wry charm and dry-eyed perceptiveness about his own struggles as an exile from the Nazi regime and a victim of McCarthyism in the United States.

She understood and cared for Radio 4 passionately and embodied the qualities that are best about it - honesty, integrity and perceptiveness, balanced by humour and empathy.

But in Vietnam, for example, about which Mr Hayton writes with particular perceptiveness, the government faces pressure from critics eager to seize on any instance of "softness" towards China.

Five Little Pigs rests upon a fundamental truth about the conflict between art and love; all her best books have this same underlying perceptiveness.

I admire his crispness and perceptiveness.

Weinberger's political perceptiveness is also on display.

He was struck by his perceptiveness and lack of pretension.

The most important thing I've brought back with me is a greater sensitivity and perceptiveness.

He is a writer of great intellectual rapidity, perceptiveness, and poetic power.