Sentence examples for quite perceptive from inspiring English sources

I knew I was witty, quite perceptive, I could tell a good story, I was clever.

That is quite perceptive of O'Reilly (can't believe I just typed that, but I must give the man his due).

She admires the art form and finds them quite perceptive, even if they are often at her expense.

So did Robert Simpson's influential book "The Essence of Bruckner" (1967), which, though quite perceptive musically, was often hampered by an easy acceptance of clichés about the composer.

My eight-year-old is quite perceptive and understands some of it – he advises on plans to capture Osama bin Laden".

With her life at stake, Ms. Betancourt proves quite perceptive in analyzing human behavior: the morale-sapping mind games that captives played with one another as well as the strategies she used in hopes of preserving some shred of dignity and keeping her guerrilla adversaries off balance.

He may not be quite as perceptive as de Tocqueville, nor his book as masterly as its near-namesake.

Upon reflection, it's quite remarkable how perceptive children as young as seven are to another's differences.

The locution is quite beautiful and deeply perceptive.

The spectacular rather than the perceptive becomes the scientific standard".

The youngest child, Duke, is solemn, hyper-perceptive, and not quite old enough to disdain her mother.