perceptively

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Perceptively perhaps the Queen spoke of a growing "awareness of historic national identities in these islands", which she described as driving discussion about devolution.

From BBC • Sep. 13, 2022

Perceptively, she would report from the unknowable frontline where feeling nothing is much the same as feeling intensely.

From The Guardian • Jan. 8, 2020

Perceptively reading the mood of the Commonwealth and front-line states, Carrington had first to dissuade Thatcher from a premature recognition of the Muzorewa government.

From Time Magazine Archive

Perceptively I shudder in the awful remembrance of their occasion, and the day may come when they will be needed once more.

From Walls of Acid by Hasse, Henry