How To Use Perceptively In A Sentence
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By carefully orchestrating an expressive surface, he perceptively salvaged the internalized characteristics and secured them for posterity through the act of photography.
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In the end, while the exhibition might be simple and unassuming, it perceptively emphasizes the variety of production and consumption of religious iconography prevalent in post-communist Romania.
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As she perceptively notes, this vision of a global system represents a new phase of capitalism which is ‘more universal, more unchallenged, more pure and more unadulterated than ever before’.
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A good book talks to your mind, gives you many lessons and experiences, as well as makes you think deeply and perceptively. Dr T.P.Chia
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The stages in her love affair with Harry are perceptively written.
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She enlarges perceptively upon the primacy of the visual in the shifting sensorium of the modern urban subject, though we still need more appreciation of other neglected dimensions, notably of sound and touch.
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Once on the rig proper, and below deck, however, I found that the living conditions were quite agreeable, allowing for the fact that the whole thing was made of steel and was heaving quite perceptively.
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The pimply-faced pubescent gazed in wonderment as his elder sibling orated perceptively on the great mysteries of teenage life.
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Finally, he perceptively identified problems inherent in public regulation and ownership of inner block open spaces and saw the necessity of assuming community maintenance of public areas:
Charles R. Wolfe: Visioning Neighborhood and the City, Then and Now
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When we went to an online "Terms of Service" check box, deals came in at a perceptively faster rate (I don't have the actual stats - too long ago).
Online Agreements Accelerate Sales
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From the vantage point of the twenty-first century, it is fascinating to watch the rapid innovations in science and technology overtake their fictional anticipation and to return to our most speculative and fantastical literature to see how perceptively it anticipated the social and geopolitical transformations — and challenges — these innovations would inspire.
Final Deadline Approaching: ‘American Literature’ Special Issue on SF, Fantasy, and Myth « Gerry Canavan
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The stages in her love affair with Harry are perceptively written.
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The authors also perceptively assess the intense collaboration between Isabel and Ruben Toledo, her artist-and-illustrator husband of 25 years (they met in ninth grade).
Designers’ Designers
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In his time, Duveen was seen as a great opportunist; he perceptively saw that declining wealth in Europe would make important artworks in private collections and museums available for purchase at distressed prices.
Stephanie Adamowicz: The Legacies of Duveen, Castelli, and Gagosian
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Ms. Orlean, a staff writer for the New Yorker, explores "the life and the legend" of Rin Tin Tin and perceptively illuminates both.
The Dog Star
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As Norman Oder has perceptively written of the groundbreaking, putting the rapper "front and center" was "a brilliant move [...] relying on the unsurprising shallowness of a star-struck press.
Matt Sledge: Aqueduct Report: Jay-Z Was Clueless
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And inside, claims the effusive press release, Nicholson writes "thoughtfully and perceptively" about middle-class women and their families, and in so doing "boldly goes where no man has gone before".
All the Hopeful Lovers by William Nicholson - review
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In Velázquez, Mr. Bailey perceptively observes, "we detect a man, who, despite being a civil servant, cocooned in his courtier's garb, went on asking piercing questions and creating in his art a radiance of duality and doubt.
A Peaceable Canvas
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The story of ordinary lives, perceptively and feelingly written, provides material as interesting as any I know.
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As Mauss perceptively noted, the gift economy enhances the authority of the most prodigal giver, not of the most aggressive hoarder.
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As well as illuminating the subtle stylistic differences of these writers, Bergeron perceptively locates correspondences between the civic pageantry and other areas of the authors' canons, particularly the drama.
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I hadn't taught Mark but the teachers who did said he was good-humoured, mild-mannered, a clever lad who answered perceptively but didn't want to draw attention to himself.
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He therefore cleverly and perceptively shows through this creative example how an ‘enlightened false consciousness’ might arise from excessive introspection.
