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• But all failed to overwhelm the perceptively small band of Zulus.
• Nobody has sized him up more perceptively than Joseph Epstein.
• "Africa was far away, " he notes perceptively.
• "A brilliant book, " said one, perceptively.
• A perceptively acerbic study of intimacy, with Eric Stoltz and Meg Tilly.
• His successful but complicated movie career is perceptively scrutinized.
• If only Fay wrote more perceptively about the music!
• As perceptively as he ridicules rules, Howard fails to sketch a coherent alternative.
• But over the last six weeks, China's tone has perceptively cooled.
• In the eighty-seventh year of my life my health is perceptively declining.
• But that process does slow down perceptively.
• And Keeve perceptively notes that Mizrahi actually is imaginative as well as exploding with showmanship.
• There are many wry lines and even a good number of perceptively written whole sequences.
• Grant perceptively stayed the middle course, and recommended a rebuke but not a dismissal.
• They may have tightened up so they do not move perceptively, but they are still loose.
• He later explained the procedure to Cheney and discussed it straightforwardly, accurately and perceptively with Reiner.
• As he perceptively observed : " Sam is a puritan with no interest in petty things.
• Nora McCall has been reporting perceptively from the intersection of men and women for Boston magazine since June.
• As Neeley perceptively points out, the new immigrants to Texas were of English, Irish and Scottish extraction.
• Perceptively, the professor warns Williams against getting too enthralled with Bosch because she would never find her way out.