Sentence examples for certain insight from inspiring English sources

"I have a certain insight into philosophy, I think.

Q. Do you find, looking back over the course of your career, there was a certain insight you had that put you on a different trajectory? A. I went to Williams College.

Yet it took a certain insight for Mr. Shulman to seize on his subject in the earliest days of California modernism, said Wim de Wit, head of special collections and curator of architecture at the Getty Research Institute.

To provide a certain insight into the nature of the modes the stopbands, the passbands, and the crossover points of the passbands, are presented on a plot of corrugation height vs. frequency.

But it takes a certain insight to spot the gaps in research and academic texts--and in my case having "been there, done that" is at the root of that necessary skill.

That enabled him to have a certain insight to the character that not even anyone on set could match.

Of course, that kind of skepticism and suspicion can lead to certain insights; but at a certain point, it also occludes.

Appropriate visualization of the data immediately allows certain insights to be gained with regard to the property space of plausible thermoelectric materials.

But the picture gives me certain insights that will help me with my intuition, an aid that I don't want to relinquish.

Much of politics is psychology, and, though Bush may not have been the author of certain insights that contributed to his reëlection, he did master the art of playing on voters' fears in fearsome times.

She believes that game scenarios such as this can provide certain insights into real-world epidemiology, and can be used to run experiments that would be impossible or unethical to run in any other way.