Sentence examples for Quite insightful from inspiring English sources

The more difficult part was the response from press and public: "There were all kinds of interpretations – some quite insightful, others full of cynicism.

"The analysis is quite insightful and useful," Mr. Hannon said, "but the part where it then goes and tries to draw conclusions is on less solid ground".

Although this book is famous as a cutting satire on philosophy and religion ("'You'll have a national Philosophers' strike on your hands!"'), it actually contains some quite insightful reflections on the human condition.

"I can't tell you how many very good college essays I've read from students who said they've worked during the summers at a fast-food place, and have had quite insightful things to say about the experience, and the range of people they've met".

The German international goes by the changing-room nickname of Radio Müller thanks to his frequent – but more often than not quite insightful – public announcements, and the slight regret that could be detected in his statement hints at the club's and their supporter's bittersweet feelings.

Reznor's post is actually quite insightful, when you're able to parse it.

"Working with Christian was rather insightful.

Some of it was quite stunningly insightful, and Marcus was an emperor of the genre.

Eye Weekly reviewer Will Sloan says, "Bandslam is like a teenybopper version of Adventureland, and if its PG limitations keep it from being quite as insightful or funny as that film, it's still a serviceable, surprisingly intelligent bit of tweenertainment".

Not quite as deeply insightful as Greer's Female Eunuch was for its time, How to Be a Woman does convincingly poke fun at the myriad methods of patriarchy, and cheerfully explain why Moran is not so secretly up for a feminist revolution where women finally have a go at running things.

Quite possibly the most insightful video-film ever made about a painter.