Sentence examples for a tiny insight into from inspiring English sources

The Red List provides just a tiny insight into the true number of species in trouble.

Lynn Alleway's BBC1 documentary on the charity's demise, broadcast last week, was a tiny insight into Martin's non-quibbling generosity.

"He rarely talked about his problems". In March, he gave a tiny insight into how he coped with such extraordinary pressure.

Alistair says this lightly but it offers a tiny insight into the competitive battle between them – even if, understandably, his brother highlights the "massive advantage" they hold over their rivals in living and training together.

This is a tiny insight into the first month that the former residents of Grenfell Tower have experienced after their homes were lost in the fire on the 14th of June.

Knowing that predation risk decreases with distance from the shoreline is also just a tiny insight.

She is getting carried away now but I try not to look intrigued by this tiny insight into her past.

It takes time to create new habits and getting the user to act the way you'd hoped is accomplished by uncovering a thousand tiny insights into the user's psyche.

It was fascinating to compare these tiny insights into people's lives.

This tiny device gives an insight into every aspect of our lives, so as a novelist, my God, it's perfect.

Recently, the department published notes on how the universal credit will be calculated for payments on service charges where home owners are on a long lease, which offers an interesting insight into just one tiny aspect of how this assessment will work – and provides ample illustration of the possibility for confusion and mis-assessment.