Sentence examples for a sort of insight from inspiring English sources
But it does offer the potential for a sort of insight that conceptual analysis can not.
The books published can be examined as a sort of insight into a society's psyche.
In particular, Kantian pure or empirical intuition required the addition of concepts in order to constitute any sort of insight ("intuitions without concepts are blind" -- Critique of Pure Reason, A51), whereas Schleiermacher had in mind a sort of insight unmediated by concepts.
Dan Hodges does not have a job as a political pundit because he has any sort of insight or ability in the traditional sense.
The content is very repetitive (we get it Roy, you romanticize a time when only white men mattered), and it doesn't offer any sort of insight or revelation in the way it thinks it does.
"But I am also amazed that this anecdote can be passed off as any sort of insight into the state of Russia today".
Nor does Herder have any elaborate account purporting to justify the moral intuitions at work in his political position as a sort of theoretical insight (in the manner of Kant's theory of the "categorical imperative" or Rawls's theory of the "original position," for example).
That makes the fresh metaphor a sort of crystallized insight, which temporarily makes us all a little smarter in a very specific way.
"I really want to provide a different sort of insight and analysis," he said.
A lot of the time her mind was addled by dementia, but through the illogical fog pulsed a weird sort of insight.
You cannot share a dressing room for such a period without gaining some sort of insight into a team‑mate's character, so Johnson must have known that, as well as being a magnificent flanker, Moody was the sort of chap whose idea of captaincy might involve setting up a dick-of-the-day competition.
