Sentence examples for expressed insight from inspiring English sources

On the question of journalistic practice, De Botton is at his most interesting on the job of the foreign correspondent – "interesting" in that the same paragraph can combine a nicely expressed insight into a problem with a monstrous stupidity as its solution.

He would have many more crisply expressed insights into the workings of power in Britain and the world.

Art originating in an idea must be judged by how cogently it has expressed insights about that generating theme, and here "Lipsynch" disappoints.

They expressed insights that seemed to evolve or coalesce during the conversation.

Both the host and kids expressed sharp insight into the presidential candidates.

In TCR-α−/− mice, the TCR-αβ receptor is not expressed, providing insight into the composition of the rearranged TCR-β pool in the absence of thymic selection.

Residents expressed enhanced insight into the complexity and reality of adolescents' lives and decisions: " The lived experience of having actually worked with the conditions that I've read about and putting that into practice certainly made my feelings about the conditions and the adolescent's suffering from them more real" (Participant 3).

I have read some of Moran's arguments about porn (though none so comically expressed); other insights are so shiny, neat, self-evidently right that it was like she was potting a snooker ball in my brain.

Last but not least, students could openly expressed their insights and suggestions based on their experiences while using EDU.Tube.

He incorporated many ideas from the Kashmir Shaivite and Advaita Vedanta schools of Hinduism, but also expressed original insights and opinions about both spirituality and secular culture.

(P14) Participants also described developing their skills of critical appraisal as they expressed new insights into the strengths and weaknesses associated with different study designs.