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.
He was struck by his perceptiveness and lack of pretension.
Rushdie admires Desai's books as "private universes, illuminated by her perceptiveness, delicacy of language and sharp wit".
Perhaps Nézet-Séguin, informed by the perceptiveness of Girard's production, realized that this moment was the point of resolution toward which the entire opera had been heading, and finally provided the deep-focus intensity of absolute expressive commitment.
She is also a dedicated journal writer, and her entries in the first published volume, "The Making of a Writer," reveal an original writer whose perceptiveness and boldness are matched by her compassion and care.
All the identified proteins may provide a perceptiveness of peritoneal changes caused by PD and may function as potential biomarkers or drug targets.
The most over-the-top of their books is the second, "Culinary Artistry" (1996), which is dedicated to "the original Creator" and goes on to treat the chef as being only a small notch down from Him. "We have been awed by the unusual levels of perceptiveness we've experienced America's leading chefs as possessing; we believe some to have certain skills of extrasensory perception," they write.
The interview was supported by questions like "How did you feel then?" and "Can you tell me more about…?" An interview is limited by the participant's openness, perceptiveness and ability to recall the memory of the situation, in addition to the ability to verbalize his or her experience [ 25].
Novelists, poets, essayists, and university humanists, emerging from their proud corners, find it hard to talk of character, judgment, perceptiveness, wit, empathy, and other such virtues encouraged by serious reading.
