In fact, recently a student suggested
perceptively that the real goal of Camporesi's prose is to make the reader feel what he is writing about rather than think critically about it.
Strong opening chords creating an aggressive mood with Sir Simon setting a vigorous tempo which breathed
perceptively with a gentle interpolation of the winds.
Almportant in music of thisperi od is the perpetually supportive continuo line, here supplied by lively cello and violone, pungent bassoon and
perceptively illuminating harpsichord.
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perceptively but his decision-making was maddening at times.
Grief, bereavement and loss are
perceptively dealt with and there's an honest picture of family ties and relationships with gentle humour running through the messy lives portrayed.
Perceptively shedding light on the hobby is Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett, a longtime comic book and toy collector: 'Creative people like to surround themselves with the results of other creative people...
The author
perceptively and eloquently concludes that, while beavers were almost obliterated in the early twentieth century and were saved by humans, now "it's we who need their help -- to store and clean water, to rebuild flood defenses, to repair degraded rivers, to revive biodiversity."
Mike Butler once again
perceptively hits the nail firmly on the head.
Their 'inspired' Urdu version of Leonard Gershe's Butterflies Are Free is
perceptively penned effort because it has the right amount of humour, emotion and empathy for the characters.
Diverse role models
perceptively articulate their feelings, interrogate cultural contradictions and embrace leadership opportunities.
However, one summed it up
perceptively when she wrote the ship would be full of passengers complaining it's too big.
Straub
perceptively explores this new phase of her characters' lives in chapters told from each one's point of view as they realize they must leave their combined past behind to deal with what lies ahead.
