Sentence examples for dazzling insight from inspiring English sources

A dazzling insight into nature versus nurture, it's also about cloning, which is cool – right?

Heller's talent lies in the way she illuminates her characters, often with dazzling insight, without making excuses or offering redemption.

Ninety-nine percent of business is not about risk-assessment, dazzling insight or grand strategic thought, but about successful execution of obvious ideas and hard work.

Monet is a stupefying genius and Scotland has got hold of a dazzling insight into the growth of his unique vision.

In a dazzling insight that changed the course of Western philosophy, Hume demonstrated that the common practice of induction (inferring general rules from particular observations) is inherently circular and unreliable.

Perhaps this makes the book sound not very enjoyable, but as our reviewer writes, "Heller's talent lies in the way she illuminates her characters, often with dazzling insight, without making excuses or offering redemption".

The Audit Commission's Report on Dentists and Dental Health (2002) offered up the following dazzling insights for the 55 64 age group: There is overwhelming evidence that keeping your own teeth makes eating easier.

Will you find a way to be different, standing out from the crowd of blogs blanketing the earth with your dazzling insights?

A Clockwork Orange deserves to be called a work of raddled genius, if anything does, with all that the word implies of dysfunction, waywardness and dazzling, delirious insight.

Yes, Virginia Woolf's fiction is difficult, but her six volumes of letters, five volumes of diaries and countless volumes of literary criticism convey, from a very early age, dazzling humor, insight and humanity.

But those tests were never intended to measure the dazzling creativity, insight and reasoning skills required to solve math problems at the highest levels, Dr. Mertz and others say.