Sentence examples for author's insights from inspiring English sources

The author's insights on this topic may be quite edifying, but you will not find them in this book.

This book conveys the author's insights from his decades of experience in fields ranging from machine tools to aerospace.

What that failed experiment revealed about human selfhood, animal consciousness, and the nature of freedom was matched by the author's insights into family life and loss.

This single elegant sentence proves that if the brilliance of "Son of a Gun" lies in its restraint, its importance lies in the generosity of the author's insights.

Another unique feature of the book is that each author's insights are shaped by years of hands-on research and policymaking experience around the world.

The arrogance of this project is leavened by a recognition that the author's insights can be found elsewhere: the book contains literary criticism and mythological exegesis, as well as therapy.

I agree with the points raised in Simon Tisdall's article (Azerbaijan-Armenia conflict is a reminder of Europe's instability, 4 April) and very much appreciate the author's insight into the history of Karabakh and the region.

Most of his characters struggle to hang onto even one of the fundamental rights -- life, love, the pursuit of happiness -- but every character, young or old, well-to-do or broke, maimed or whole, is worthy of the author's insight and eloquence.

The author's insight is simple and powerful.

The author's unusual insights into the musical thinking of his day are discussed in the ample commentary.

In Understanding John Updike, Frederic Svoboda elucidates the author's deep insights into the second half of the twentieth century as seen through the lives of ordinary men and women.