Sentence examples for bits of insight from inspiring English sources

Comparing one's own perceptions to what others observe can provide striking bits of insight.

Our tests revealed a few interesting bits of insight, such as non-partisan books tend to have more first person pronouns, and they talk considerably less about themes like money or work.

Yes the 52-year-old has been rather hit and miss, but his coaching roles in Wales – as assistant to John Toshack with the national team and as manager of Wrexham – means he has come armed with some nice bits of insight, such as how he had to tell the Wales goalkeeper Danny Ward to swear less when they worked together at the Racecourse Ground.

While others spin their wheels trying to gain the last bits of insight in a single field, learners who play the game can quickly accumulate a broad set of skills and insights to help them succeed in life.

One of the first scientific bits of insight came over a century ago, when one of psychology's great pioneers -- the insanely patient cognitive psychologist Herman Ebbinghaus -- pulled a move from the Mad Scientist's Handbook,  and ran massive experiments on his own brain, not with strange substances, but with strange syllables.

One of the first scientific bits of insight came over a century ago, when one of psychology's great pioneers -- the insanely patient cognitive psychologist Herman Ebbinghaus -- pulled a move from the Mad Scientist's Handbook, and ran massive experiments on his own brain, not with strange substances, but with strange syllables.

Dying with all these bits of insights was a shameful waste.

What do designers hear from marketing and how do they collect the missing bits of insights they need to build their concepts?

I hope to give a bit of insight".

That gives you a bit of insight into the kind of place this is.

But I had a bit of insight into how he works.