“Unfortunately, the import of these qualifications has been less than perspicuous.”

“This is a simple but perspicuous consequence of the Cartesian doctrine of sensible qualities and its conception of matter.”

“Since ousia is a verbal noun formed from the participle on, this is not a perspicuous statement.”

“The perspicacious observer may have noticed that most of my hobbyist ventures into the graphic arts are abstract or non-representational.”

“If only our parents could have been perspicacious enough to see our talent and force us into showbiz.”

“A colleague at one of the service providers that we cover told me a few months ago that I was perspicacious.”

“Knowledge is particular and perspectival, and as such is always contestable.”

“Their perspectival rooflines meet in a v-shape that imitates the opening of a book.”

“As a result, the dualities of realistic and imaginary, iconic and perspectival, sacred and secular, and copy and prototype begin to break down.”