Sentence examples for was perceptive enough from inspiring English sources

At age 5, he was perceptive enough to turn three unassisted triple plays in T-ball.

Matsui, a second-year Yankee, was perceptive enough to know that.

Beane was sharp enough to apply some of the premises percolating for years in the minds of analysts like Bill James and Lewisis was perceptive enough to notice.

But Lawrence had prophetic powers and an ecstatic apprehension of nature — and Forster was perceptive enough to recognize that Lawrence was the greater artist.

Sterling was perceptive enough to absorb valuable lessons from this and began to appreciate – at a club as transient as Liverpool – prospects can shift, especially when managers move on and philosophies alter.

Johnson was perceptive enough about himself, or vain enough, to refuse after he had succeeded John F. Kennedy to hold a news conference in the same auditorium Kennedy had used.

I haven't been perceptive enough to give a good answer.

I hope the incoming administration is perceptive enough to stop this madness.

— Phil Hughes is only 23, but he is perceptive enough to know that pitchers get away with mistakes.

Dixon is perceptive enough to know that this knack for never quitting, never being rattled, was hard won.

The Red Sox were perceptive enough to acknowledge the magnitude of the American League Championship Series against the Yankees beginning tonight.