perceptively

The voice on the other end of the line hesitated slightly, perceptively.

In this situation, we politicians must respond calmly and perceptively.

I relate to people more perceptively than others do.

Tocqueville is perhaps less perceptively brilliant than he believes himself to be.

In cases like yesterday, where so much snow fell that things turned perceptively white, people go nuts.

But he perceptively added: "It may of course be simply due to shyness."

Again the keen eyes dwelt perceptively on her strained face.

"Yes, I believe you can hear me," she said perceptively, "appearances to the contrary."

One evening, our waitress was overwhelmed and the pace slowed perceptively.

Curt took a moment, and forced his shoulders to drop perceptively, to let them think he was taking it all in.

As he stood there he saw the level creeping up perceptively towards his feet.

But that's a collector for you, one with passionate likes who perceptively locked onto them.

You're just deluding yourself Something's happened, she said perceptively.

The rhythm of her heart changing perceptively, she took a hasty step backward.

He met Joseph Conrad and commented perceptively on his works.

"You don't like this much," the pilot said perceptively.

The corners of Worf's mouth turned up ever so perceptively.

Very well done - you examine both books sensitively & perceptively.

His successful but complicated movie career is perceptively scrutinized.

Both sides want historic buildings preserved carefully and perceptively.

He perceptively states "if the patient can be cured at all, it must be by means of diet."

As he perceptively observed: "Sam is a puritan with no interest in petty things.

The building is being managed much more perceptively."

Grant perceptively stayed the middle course, and recommended a rebuke but not a dismissal.

This has changed the city's mood perceptively.