Sentence examples for dark insights from inspiring English sources

With its multiple points of view, well-meaning but befuddled characters and fearlessness in the face of its own dark insights into family life, this is a grown-up book about grown-up people.

For all its dark insight into human entanglements, Knight's fiction also contained surprising jolts of humor.

The result is a deliciously clever book, full of dark insight and even a touch of hope.

A deliciously clever first novel about marriage and how love's honey glow dims with time, full of dark insight and even a touch of hope.The Imperfectionists.

Arby's explanation to wannabe apprentice Grant that killing is like "unscrewing a bottle to get to the water" was a dark insight that spoke volumes about his ability to detach himself from the violence he's unleashing.

This scene, documented in a video smuggled out of Syria a few days ago by a former rebel who grew disgusted by the killings, offers a dark insight into how many rebels have adopted some of the same brutal and ruthless tactics as the regime they are trying to overthrow.

Lyricist and song writer MC Dyl Thomas describes the single as "a dark insight into over drinking".

Jon Ronson's excellent account of the Justine Sacco incident – when a PR officer tweeted a very badly-judged AIDS joke before a trip to South Africa – gives a pretty dark insight into how quickly the Twitter storm can explode.

Yet there are darker insights to come.

But he is still drawn to the darker insights of psychoanalysis.

My distaste or major aversion to a person is usually (if I'm being honest) because something about that person resembles a darker insight about myself that I fear and detest, or worse, MY feelings of inadequacy are in the way of allowing them TO BE THEM, and not pass judgment because I have attached some value or outcome to how things should be.