Sentence examples for perceptiveness that from inspiring English sources

Being intuitive meant that one had a gift of insight, a kind of natural perceptiveness that was not derived from experience.

He interrogates both his own work and that of others with a depth, rigour and perceptiveness that is rare to see.

One hopes her taste for the work of Thornhill had not entirely lapsed by then — as her youthful priggishness had abated into the wise compassion, ironic humor, and psychological perceptiveness that characterize her novels.

Witty observation of the way people are and the way they talk, the sort of sharply penetrating perceptiveness that makes me want to run into the street and hug somebody with sheer delight.

The deft wielding of the facts by (as it were) Toibin the journalist and critic would be mere window dressing without the acute psychological perceptiveness that informs the author's portrait of his subject.

In the case of Western women, the "emotional receptivity and perceptiveness" that is encouraged in women is likely to enhance the skill of self-discovery and hinder those of self-definition and direction; whereas for men in Western cultures the opposite is likely to be the case (Mackenzie & Stoljar 2000a, 18).

His poetry is conventional, but the essays of Tsurezuregusa display a perceptiveness and wit that have delighted readers since the 14th century.

Out of that perceptiveness comes a distinct way of seeing the world.

The other technology is called "Quick-Touch Panel" and is a special software that increases the perceptiveness of the touchscreen for both scrolling and multi-touch gestures.

Aside from trump gags, which they are very good at, there's also an acute perceptiveness to their humour that's often overlooked as mere silliness.

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.