Sentence examples for burning insight from inspiring English sources

"Chasing Heaven" stops short of burning insight, but it is funny, thoughtful, brightly acted and about as timely as a play can get.

"Burning schools, burning markets.

Days after this encounter, Pavel has a redeeming insight: instead of burning the files, he could rescue a story or two by smuggling them out of the prison and hiding them in his apartment building.

In his annual speech to Parliament on Wednesday, Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, left, detailed his achievements in three years in that office and predicted an era of steady prosperity while giving no insight into the burning question of what he would do at the end of his term next year.

The results of the study offer novel insights into the effects of biomass burning on the carbonaceous aerosols and SOA formation in polluted rural areas.

This review provides new insights and understanding of the current savanna burning methodology and the issues associated with extending it to other savanna landscapes across Australia.

And he speculates with well-earned insight about Hitler's attraction to Speer, who despite a burning ambition "always appeared... cooler" than his master and "had the upper hand emotionally" over him.

The developed Australian Government methodology for northern Australian savannas provides some insights for African and South American countries wishing to develop similar savanna burning methodologies.

Mechanistic insights are presented to explain AP's unique ability to modify a propellant burning rate based on particle size alone.

Calories — burning!

* Bride burning.