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He started as an ethnographic filmmaker working mainly in Africa, and his chosen subject and field of activity provided an angle of insight into both the broadest range of experience and into his own medium.

In that talk, again, I found yet a different angle of insight into our mediated world.

This particular dilemma of the American Right provides an angle of insight into the challenge that we and our allies face in Afghanistan: rejection of central control by much of the population and perceptions of corrupt illegitimacy of the government that does exist.

But I try to bring out the emotional angle, the joy of insight, which I always try to emphasize, how wonderful it is when you suddenly, or not so suddenly, understand something and see, "Ah-ha! it's this way!" And that's an emotional experience which I think one has to transfer to the students.

This information, coupled with an analysis of standard deviations for several methods across several angles, provides insight into reliability of one method versus another.

Mr. Russell, a restlessly -- sometimes recklessly -- inventive filmmaker, does not try to subvert the genre, but rather, as Clint Eastwood did in "Million Dollar Baby," to refresh it, to find new insights and angles of vision within the parameters of the tried and true.

We discussed a possible adsorption process with the help of Insight II molecular modelling software and contact angle measurements.

Both qualitative and quantitative measures as well as observations of emergent behaviours were valid sources of insight and allowed us to examine the interactions from different angles.

Words full of insight.

THE AGE OF INSIGHT, by Eric R. Kandel.

There is, however, plenty of insight.