Sentence examples for reasonably perceptive from inspiring English sources
Sometimes he quotes other critics; sometimes he offers his own, reasonably perceptive, criticism.
No reasonably perceptive person living in California for the past 20 or so years believes that.
If you are a reasonably perceptive person, you should be able to tell when someone is interested in you and act accordingly.
I try very hard not to take up more space than my 155 pounds of New Yorker should reasonably occupy, and am extremely perceptive of my treads.
The liberation of Iraq and its progress toward a sound social order have gone much better than a perceptive observer could have reasonably hoped.
You might reasonably have expected something funny, touching and perceptive, and at least according to its fans, Submarine is all of these things.
Wrote the ever-perceptive Henry K.: "Once I knew [King Hussein] reasonably well I could measure his irritation at what he considered insensitivity or bureaucratic pedantry by the heightening of his legendary courtesy; his use of the honorific 'sir' would multiply while he assumed a glacial demeanor".
Taylor was less perceptive.
