Sentence examples for appreciated insight from inspiring English sources
That passage has been called the least appreciated insight in intellectual history, in part because it's often misinterpreted.
They liked that they were included in the research, but would have appreciated more insight into the "whole picture" and a better understanding of the goals of the project.
Ann Korologos served as the Secretary of Labor under President Reagan and I appreciated the insights she shared during HARMAN Women's Network speaker series.
"I appreciated the insights and perspectives of the leaders of the government here and opposition here as well as the head of MI6," he told reporters.
Interviewers appreciated the insights they gained into how people lived their lives after injury and participants' resilience, and reported personally learning from those insights: "I quite enjoyed gaining knowledge about various injuries, peoples' struggles, their coping mechanisms, the way people spoke about our research and the opportunity to meet and listen to some inspirational people.
If Moore gets the tone just right, he can reach the widest possible audience: the conspiracy nuts will take him seriously and appreciate his insight, while everyone else will think he's joking and appreciate his humor.
Peaches, who is a churchgoing Episcopalian, did not appreciate this insight of mine, but then the music started and she soon forgot to be cross with me.
I appreciate the insight of an analyst, and more openness from reading blog posts written by companies like Google or Twitter.
None of my friends got married so young, but I appreciate the insight that Merkel has about it now – especially coming from a person who is so meticulous about everything.
