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.
In particular, teams with more female participants achieved "greater equality in participation," perhaps because women "exhibit higher levels of social perceptiveness" than their male counterparts.
The conversations I have had with field mice, voles, rats and weasels, outrank in their depth, eloquence and perceptiveness, those I have had with most any heads of state or latter-day poet.
The conversations I have had with field mice, voles, rats, and weasels outrank in their depth, eloquence, and perceptiveness those I have had with most heads of state or latter-day poet.
The vista of scrubby, tree-less garrigue makes you question the perceptiveness of the Byzantines and their enthusiastic verdant and fishy tropes.
In addition, we suggest that the process would benefit from the physical therapists using both perceptiveness and adaptability to meet their individual needs.
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.
When they looked closer, they saw that the more social intelligence or perceptiveness the members in a group had, the greater their collective intelligence.
Frank Rich describes how the reporter Bob Woodward has lost his former keen eye and perceptiveness: "He flatters those who give him the most access by upholding their version of events".
