Sentence examples for unusually perceptive from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unusually perceptive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a heightened ability to notice or understand things that are not immediately obvious. Example: "Her unusually perceptive nature allowed her to pick up on the subtle tensions in the room."
The book resembles "an unusually perceptive self-portrait", said Aileen Reid in the Sunday Telegraph.
But both are unusually perceptive chroniclers of their time and place.
I suspect it would take an unusually perceptive critic to offer an insight that the artists hadn't already thought of.
The bond between two brothers becomes irretrievably twisted in "Lovers of Hate," an unusually perceptive examination of fraternal rivalry and failed ambition.
Livings, a magazine editor who taught English in China in the early nineties, is unusually perceptive about political realities and the moral cost they exact from ordinary citizens.
It's hard fully to understand the connection between humans and their pets, but few would argue that cats and dogs are unusually perceptive.
They are remarkably perceptive and intuitive.
Although Mr. Frank persists in producing unsettling work, he has a mind and an eye that have a way of being unusually prescient and perceptive about his life and times.
"A Gesture Life" is the work of a completely mature writer, who was only 33 when he finished it and who has also, in his new book, proved himself unusually -- almost unnaturally -- perceptive about loneliness, loss and middle age. Lee and I had the longest conversation we have ever had recently, sitting in his study after a walk around the snow-covered golf course.
