In particular, young Sam is beautifully and perspicaciously drawn as we watch his shock from the death of his mother turn into a protective shell around his feelings. ❋ Holly Cara Price (2011)
And it is fundamentally distinct from other kinds of motive, as Kant noted so perspicaciously. ❋ Unknown (2007)
It is better, Professor Roberts perspicaciously suggests, to make Social Security and Medicare a safety net program for the people who really need it, and let richer Americans who can afford it handle their own retirements. ❋ Unknown (2009)
In many religious gatherings, to openly and perspicaciously question a fundamental assumption would be an embarrassment met with scorn; the questioner patted on the head and told that the questions are endearing but a sign of naïveté. ❋ Unknown (2008)
He called it a "writing bent" but as is plain from his autobiography, it might be considered an impulse to speak perspicaciously and openly to the people. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Melanie Phillips who is peerless in her championing of the depoliticisation of policing has chronicled this decline perspicaciously and in detail. ❋ Unknown (2008)
His agendas, as so perspicaciously and copiously enumerated will exhibit weakness and encourage our enemies that the U.S. is vulnerable to attack on our shores and overseas. ❋ Unknown (2008)
For over a decade or more she has perspicaciously and relentlessly addressed the alarming developments in policing across the board, particularly on the subject of drug abuse and its pernicious role in the cultural decline of the West in general and the UK in particular. ❋ Unknown (2008)
As John Kenneth Galbraith so perspicaciously said, in America it is far better for one's career to be conventionally wrong than to be unconventionally right. ❋ Unknown (2006)
But the nineteenth-century terrorists, so perspicaciously depicted by Dostoevsky in The Possessed, terrible as they were, had a certain ethics: they paid with their own lives for taking the lives of their enemies. ❋ Michnik, Adam (1999)
“The Original of this Infirmity,” he perspicaciously wrote in 1724, “may be a Weaknesse upon that pair of Nerves, which give Motion and Vigour to the Organs of Speech.” ❋ Benson Bobrick (1995)
Lost ... how much more, especially when in this sleep deprived state, could he tolerate this standing idly at the edge of the highway and, in each sound of an emerging truck, anticipating, or coercing a feigned anticipation of, the emergence of a bus futilely, but in thought expecting that it would never come most perspicaciously? ❋ Unknown (N/A)
Thine, O Christ, divine-emptying having perspicaciously penetrated, Habbakuk in his terror cried out unto Thee: For the salvation of Thy people, to save ❋ Anonymous (1899)
There is, indeed, some danger lest he that too scrupulously balances probabilities, and too perspicaciously foresees obstacles, should remain always in a state of inaction, without venturing upon attempts on which he may perhaps spend his labour without advantage. ❋ Unknown (1750)
But so much meaning is comprised in so few words; the particulars of resemblance are so perspicaciously collected, and every mode of excellence separated from its adjacent fault by so nice a line of limitation; the different parts of the sentence are so accurately adjusted; and the flow of the last couplet is so smooth and sweet; that the passage, however celebrated, has not been praised above its merit. ❋ Samuel Johnson (1746)
Both Krugman and I have written that Keynesianism is counter-intuitive and hard to explain, but as Avedon Carol perspicaciously in this discussion, that's not really true. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Kelly Link, Howard's style suggests Mervyn Peake, Jorge Luis Borges, and Nabokov at his extreme descriptive best, as well a shared affinity for disjunction and refraction reminiscent of John Ashbery, all while gazing perspicaciously at language through the same loupe that master jeweler Wallace Stevens used. ❋ Unknown (2010)
As the activists pointed out so perspicaciously, an Indian citizen has every legal right under the Constitution to choose his or her surname. ❋ Unknown (2009)
1. "I tried to tell Tom that I just wanted to be friends, but he knew I thought he was an ass... he's so [perspicacious]." -Julia
2. "Wow... Tom knew [JUST what] Julia meant, didn't he? He's pretty perspicacious, isn't he? .......the dumbass, [pompous windbag]." -Julia's angry friend ❋ Shades Of Grey (2005)
He was perspicacious enough to [realize] that [strange] things were [afoot] at the Circle-K. ❋ Imnotjoejacktalcum (2021)
