perceptiveness's Usage Examples:

teammates with impossible passes to create goalscoring opportunities and perceptiveness as a creator.

most brilliant virtuosos of nineteenth-century France, admired for his perceptiveness, execution, and unpretentious realism.

in a special way to her thoughts, which are of an exactitude and a perceptiveness unparalleled in the heroines of previous novels.

"longing for the ceaseless, unrelenting wandering" and his "insatiable perceptiveness" (as he himself put it, in the foreword to The Scream, 1921 Paris compilation).

Amanda Craig said that Rowan is "a heroine you warm to because of her perceptiveness and total lack of self-pity in a devastating situation.

material, and in others the company simply makes use of the increased perceptiveness and unoccupied time that is available when the potential customer is.

practices she rails against come about, one begins to appreciate the perceptiveness of her logic.

researcher Daniel Crevier writes: "time has proven the accuracy and perceptiveness of some of Dreyfus's comments.

An occasional playwright, he had a certain perceptiveness when it came to creating dialogue.

directional variations); Proprioceptive refinement (enhancing somatic perceptiveness by mindfulness oriented movement explorations); Hydration and renewal.

relationship, Macon finds that he is constantly surprised by Muriel's perceptiveness, strength and optimism, as well as her quirky habits and ability to.

performance received very positive reviews, which noted her sensitivity and perceptiveness.

In 1840, Papy, known for his memory and perceptiveness, was admitted into the Florida Territorial Bar by order of the Florida.

Guitarist Steve Vai has praised Greene's musical knowledge and perceptiveness on Solo Guitar, stating that Greene "is totally in touch with the potential.

scenarios stress information-gathering skills, and additional rules for perceptiveness and senses, and for tailing and avoiding tails, are included.

found social intelligence and perceptiveness to be integral to effective leadership; that is, good leaders are “social.

In both books, a young man displays remarkable perceptiveness in spotting her intention to end her life and defies convention to save.

FitzGerald makes Libby's perceptiveness and her transparency clear.

He was noted for his courage and perceptiveness in battle and keen sense of military tactics.

Synonyms:

sensitivity; sensitiveness;

Antonyms:

unperceptiveness; insensitiveness; insensitivity;