Sentence examples for Insightful remarks from inspiring English sources

I found the most insightful remarks in "Oz Clarke's New Wine Atlas" (Harcourt), which contains the most remarkable maps -- seemingly three-dimensional, including one of Long Island -- I have ever encountered in wine literature.

Special thanks to Tim Corthaut for his insightful remarks on an earlier draft of this paper.

Sans hat, and in relatively understated clothing, Eleanor makes her first and only insightful remarks during the movie.

The review concludes with a set of insightful remarks and future directions that are very much useful to budding researchers and practitioners alike.

It's these ideas — rather than his extraordinarily insightful remarks about particular compositions — that unite Hawke and Bernstein, and this is where Hawke's approach to his film seems to conform itself sanctimoniously to Bernstein's thinking.

It's these ideas rather than his extraordinarily insightful remarks about particular compositions that unite Hawke and Bernstein, and this is where Hawke's approach to his film seems to conform itself sanctimoniously to Bernstein's thinking.

If you hang on to one insightful remark from this first week of campaigning, let it belong to Michael Ashcroft, who observed that voters realise Miliband may be the price that has to be paid for a Labour government.

Woody Allen offers an insightful remark regarding the appeal of Truffaut's films—he refers to the "enjoyment" of filmmaking that Truffaut conveyed "once the film got going"—i.e., when he was actually shooting the film.

One of his famous leadership quotes is the simple but highly insightful remark that "you kind of want to manage a technology company like you're in the dairy business.

Finally, several insightful concluding remarks are drawn in Section 5.

This was an insightful comment.