Sentence examples for to be perceptive from inspiring English sources
Many others, however, found Pontecorvo's depiction of the battle's brutality to be perceptive and evenhanded.
The entrepreneur believes his ability to be perceptive, intuitive, and comfortable with ambiguity has been pivotal to his career success.
Thus, Democratic primary voters may find Mr. Obama's claim to post-partisanship to be perceptive rather than naïve.
"She always had a sort of weird ability to be perceptive about adults that was sort of disturbing," her mother told me.
Similarly, her run-ins with Mrs Elton, some of the best comic dialogues in all fiction, show her to be perceptive and socially arrogant in equal measure.
For someone obliged by occupation to be perceptive about what makes people tick, during the composition of that manuscript I'd been shockingly ignorant.
Be perceptive to her body language.
A bank officer or executive may be perceptive enough to recognize the herd behavior, and see that the herd is heading to disaster.
I saw Rittenberg speak in Beijing yesterday, and his comments, on topics ranging from nationalism to corruption to Tibet policy, were perceptive.
"Rachel Getting Married" showed her to be a perceptive writer — fierce but also in a way modest.
