Sentence examples for Giving us insight from inspiring English sources

The instructor who composed these specimen speeches for fictitious court cases adds his comments and suggestions concerning presentation and arguing tactics, thereby giving us insight into Roman law and education.

In the first instalment of this three-part series, Caroline Quentin, having decided that she isn't "very well-travelled", takes us through India, travelling from the north right down to the south, giving us insight into many aspects of Indian culture.

And by making a few adjustments to a cloud chamber designed to study atmospheric conditions on Earth, we are able to create a Martian analog which allows us to study how clouds may form on the red planet, giving us insight into the mechanics of our own climate.

Her book helps explain why people who have struggled to survive the indignities of a declining economy and environment might support politicians who want to deregulate industry and cut taxes on the wealthy, giving us insight into the narrative frames and the "hopes, fears, pride, shame, resentment, and anxiety" of many working-class Americans.

But the Critique claims that pure understanding too, rather than giving us insight into an intelligible world, is limited to providing forms — which he calls pure or a priori concepts — that structure our cognition of the sensible world.

In addition to giving us insight into the history of structure formation in the universe, 21cm surveys will also allow us to search for exotic physics in the Dark Ages.

"Insight into yeast can give us insight into human cells," says Cadus Broachh.

A new exhibition at the British Museum uses cutting-edge technology to give us insight into the lives of ancient Egyptians.

"It really does give us insight.

Even their last name – Robinson – gives us insight into that.

Just to have him around to talk to us, he gives us insight on the game".