Sentence examples for expression of insight from inspiring English sources
No relic of a bygone era, it is a profound expression of insight into the nature of the human condition and the preconditions of sovereign self-government.
Surprisingly, however, Walter Benjamin, with his taste for 19th-century iron arcades and 20th-century media, never mentions the tower, though it is in some sense a sci-fi expression of his insights into the modern city: an arcade aimed at the sky.
Ms. Gunderson's black-on-black portraits of Danish and Bulgarian kings who aided the Jews, illustrative charcoal drawings of civilian heroes and allegorical visions of nautical escape may have memorial value for some viewers, but they are vacuous as expressions of moral insight or celebration (Johnson).
Every nuance of coloring and tone seemed an expression of a musical insight.
Patterns of gene expression provide insight into functions of genes with unknown annotation.
This is a charming animated expression of a very simple insight – that for all our grumbling from January to November, the arrivals hall at Christmas is a magical place.
The hair cell-restricted pattern of expression of these genes offers insight into the biology of this receptor cell type and may serve as useful markers to study the development and function of sensory hair cells.
We hypothesized that differential expression of NDUFS3 might yield insights into the role of mitochondrial complex I assembly/function in energy metabolism of transformed cells.
Identification of patterns of gene expression can provide insight into the biological functions of their encoded proteins and the networks of protein interactions governing responses of cells to extracellular stimuli.
These specific CRM1 inhibitors are of interest as tool for analyzing the mechanisms of post-transcriptional control of gene expression and provide insight in the design of new agents.
CpG demethylation (or initiation of this process) in the TSDR or CNS2 of the Foxp3 gene strictly correlated with expression of this gene, yielding little insight into this question (Toker et al., 2013; Yue et al., 2016).
