Sentence examples for truly perceptive from inspiring English sources
But his scorn of grace and wit is also a lack of tact and proportion: he doesn't know when to stop, or where to draw the line, or how to distinguish between the truly perceptive and the ludicrously fanciful.
However, a truly autonomous robot should develop perceptive abilities on its own, by interacting with its environment, and adapting to new situations.
Unique and perceptive research... an exacting and truly exciting visual and verbal coverage of the exhibitions.
A truly remarkable woman, both generous in spirit and perceptive in mind.
There is no nervous, digestive, circulatory, perceptive or reproductive system in place; it truly is a biologically enhanced machine rather than a mechanically enhanced organism.
The more perceptive among this cosseted crew know that this truly is a terrific course, even if the USPGA decided to grow stupidly thick rough where the designer, Donald Ross, meant there to be sloping yards of fairway.
If China had truly abandoned its legacy of revolutionary communism, he might have written a perceptive and honest biography of Deng Xiaoping.
Trachtenberg is an extraordinarily perceptive observer of cats and persons, but to observe, after all, is never to truly know.
