Sentence examples for classic insight from inspiring English sources

The minutiae of Rodriguez's contract offer a classic insight into a sport where players hold all the aces.

Population health researchers would do well to heed Tuckman's classic insight on the phases of collaboration (45) – 'forming, storming, norming and performing' – and recognize that delineating areas of disagreement and engaging constructive processes to address these differences, appreciating the needs of each partner, is pivotal.

This programme mostly focused on the magazine before that time, and gave some classic insights, even playing Tennant's first ever public composition: an advert for a Smash Hits Panini sticker book.

This was, to Herzog, the classic psychological insight.

What's more, their returns demonstrate how far American tax policy has veered from two classic philosophical insights about how to finance government: "horizontal equity" and "vertical equity".

The book is a classic, its insights and prose recipes still tantalizing four decades later, but it contains a major oversight.

(John Jeremiah Sullivan, "Pulphead") A classic J.J.S. throwaway insight.

The 1949 classic is a fascinating insight into the city that was divided between the Allies.

(Hartman dealt with the difficulty that de Man had no book by assisting him in collecting his essays, which were published, in 1971, as "Blindness and Insight," a classic of twentieth-century criticism).

The reinterpretation of this classic outcrop provides valuable insight into other turbidite channel systems at outcrop and in the subsurface, both in a sedimentological and applied context.

It also offers great insight into classic stories like Johnny Appleseed.