Sentence examples for called insights from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the company is introducing a free service called Insights for Search.

The "Dads-to-Be" workshops were set up five years ago by a local charity called Insights for Life and are free and open to anyone whose partner is about to give birth at the hospital.

It was not until this year, though, that her new legal status entitled her to apply for an annual juried show called "Insights," where her collage "Do You See What I See?" — in which two circles of assorted scraps float dreamily over ethereal fields of red and magenta acrylic — is on view at the San Francisco City Hall.

For example, one article described the American and British ambassadors to the United Nations expressing thanks to the agency for providing what the latter called "insights into the nuances of internal divisions among the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council" during the diplomatic negotiations ahead of the Iraq War.

And they're launching something called Insights, for tracking marketing goals.

That service, called Insights, is arguably a startup in itself.

Insight was founded two decades ago as a conservative print magazine called Insight on the News.

"Mindfulness," a quality aspired to by practitioners of what is called insight meditation (known as Vipassana in the Buddhist tradition), isn't that easy to explain.

There is a fascinating discussion of the stages of brain activity during what are called "insight problems" – the kinds that lead to an "Aha!" response.

We made it through the final round of a competition and then got defeated [in 2012] by a mission to Mars called "InSight" that's going to measure seismic activity on Mars.

There's a reason, after all, why it's called insight.