Sentence examples for Show insight from inspiring English sources

Insightful practice was defined as doctors' willingness to engage with and show insight into independent credible feedback on their performance and, where applicable, take appropriate action for improvement.

The illustrators show insight into the stars' psyches: Gary Kelley's picture of Madonna in the style of the art deco painter Tamara de Lempicka captures her narcissism, and a lacquered sculpture of Lou Reed, with leather jacket and still-smoking cigarette, expresses his deadpan cool.

Attackers show insight into what works in different cultures and regions – not just globally but also seasonally, and can vary by month, season or holiday.

These chapters show insight and understanding as to what the novice needs to know and why.

26 Doctors' capacity to show insight, overcome challenges and incorporate new behaviours and attitudes have previously been described as a fundamentally personal and subjective concept called mindful practice.

Thus, parents from violent families may be so absorbed by their own problems that they are less likely to take their children's perspective and to show insight in their children's developmental needs, behavior, and motives [ 36].

We compute some statistics and analysis on the social network to show insights into human relationships as well as relationship symmetry.

Here, we will show insights into establishing the relationship between the Poisson's ratio and the elastic constant of the face-centered cubic (FCC) lattice illustrated in Fig. 2c.

"Through data, we will show insights into ourselves," he said.

Should this hypothesis test positive, then it would be show insights to the role of insulin and insulin resistance in carcinogenesis.

Intelligence otherwise appears to be well preserved; the individual shows insight into his memory difficulty, and seldom, if ever, confabulates.