Sentence examples for Privileged insights from inspiring English sources

Thank you, gentlemen, for the benefit of your privileged insights into the game.

The two decades I spent cramped among the ranks of the country's malcontents and misfits certainly afforded me privileged insights into the often odd workings of the system.

Every great religion acknowledges revelation in the wide sense that its followers are dependent on the privileged insights of its founder or of the original group or individuals with which the faith began.

Access to a writer's rough drafts and preliminary jottings seems to promise untold riches: privileged insights into the authorial mind, the creative process and, of course, the work itself.

It has been argued, for example, 'that CHWs have privileged insights into the social determinants of health in communities there is a need for these insights to inform policy for both health and inter-sectoral policies and priorities.

Interviewers viewed their role as one which provided privileged insights: "When you re-phoned a participant, [who] when last time you had called was having a really rough time, to find that they had recovered to some extent or fully, [it] always felt great - even though you were not responsible in any way for that recovery.

But despite this privileged insight, Andersen did not spot the fact that Enron was publishing incorrect financial statements.

He said: "The church doesn't and shouldn't claim ordination gives you a tremendously privileged insight into how to solve the eurozone problems".

What followed was two years that gave me a privileged insight into the workings of the club at the most successful time in their history.

Meanwhile we are given a privileged insight into his personality as we see him sizing up the other characters in terms of brushstrokes and pigments.

Mr. Sandler stressed that Best Buy has no privileged insight into when Apple might introduce new iPads, beyond the seasonal product introductions most people expect from the company.