"bold insights" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It implies a strong, confident opinion or understanding about a particular topic. For example, "The politician gave a speech filled with bold insights on how to address the nation's economic issues."
But "The Deuce" never felt like agitprop: it was reliably anti-pedantic about human behavior, darkly funny, with bold insights about the endless varieties of desire, how it sprouts through the cracks even amid ugliness.
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Some reviewers welcomed Thurman's bold insight, while others vilified him as a racial traitor.
Hunger offers a bold insight: that the hunger strikes grew logically out of the stomach-turning "dirty protest".
To be sure, government control of banks in Britain and Ireland are more a result of the desperate times for financial institutions in those countries than bold insight on the part of policy makers.
Rock has come up with bold new insights into globalisation, race, sex and class.
Yet a few speakers unfortunately hit speed bumps when their talks veered into shameless self-promotion, parroted trite expressions ("we put the customer at the center of everything we do") or set forth declarations as bold new insight when they were merely observations that are obvious to anyone who's been paying attention the past few years.
His bold new insight is a Charlie Chan impression?
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