Mercedes Alvarez's sophomore outing scrutinizes a real-estate trade show, a street market and world art masterpieces, then
perceptively and meaningfully yokes them together.
Halsey is the best referee in England because he controls games
perceptively and unobtrusively, but still does whatever is required to protect the safety of players.
Significantly and
perceptively he pointed out that it tends to destroy competition, and it takes no prisoners.
In commercial applications there are often large variations of maximum and minimum values, which the eye fills in, but which
perceptively lead to the sense that a room is poorly lighted.
The atmosphere at the Market was
perceptively positive among both the dealers and the vendors," says Ron Beal, Orgill's president and CEO.
oNelson Mandela once remarked that aeeducation is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the worldAE and indeed your own renowned poet and imam, Al Shafie,
perceptively wrote that education and knowledge raise houses that have neither foundations, roots nor base, while ignorance and lack of knowledge destroy houses of pride and glory,o added the Irish President, while stressing the necessity of education.
This is an outstanding book in which each character is
perceptively described.
Although significant references to King's economic philosophy and opposition to economic injustice can be found in numerous books and articles, no scholar has explored these issues as
perceptively and extensively as Thomas E Jackson.
This lively and heartfelt book sets out to do something not dissimilar to Alain de Botton's overrated The Architecture of Happiness and does it a great deal better; whereas the RIBA rewarded de Botton with, incredibly, a place as a Stirling Prize judge, thus signifying that it cared more bout public relations than the quality of the built environment, Farrelly's book will no doubt be largely ignored here; and that would be a pity, because the writer evidently knows a great deal more about architecture, writes about it wryly and
perceptively, and has a memorable and amusing turn of phrase on every page.
If you are nodding
perceptively thinking this is only on the occasion of rumours about the impending 'adverse weather condition', - no.
I should stop talking," said chief luvvie Sir Dickie Attenborough
perceptively as he paid a marathon tribute to Hopkins - and the final half hour broke new ground in tedium.
2] emissions, and using what is
perceptively a fairly reliable resource, it is no surprise that major players in the international economy have started to seriously invest in this resource as an alternative and/or supplement to non-renewable energy sources.
