Sentence examples for figures of insight from inspiring English sources
In his On the Aesthetic Education of Man (1794), Friedrich Schiller proposed that artists should present us with portraits of secular "saints," heroic figures of insight and sympathy whose example should inspire us.
The narrator's "depressive universe of fine judgments... is blown away by the tragic vitality of a blue-collar figure of rough insight, ordinary taste and an incapacity for self-delusion," Richard Eder wrote here in 2001.
The FC-43 calibration spectrum provides insight into several figures-of-merit and serves as the basis for all calibration procedures (e.g., calibration of ion transmission, mass accuracy, analyzer injection, advanced signal processing (ASP), and quadrupole isolation).
Divorce: Finding a Figure The insight of mediation is that neither party's satisfaction bears a definite relation to the settlement's dollar amount, and therefore the mediator should not focus on a monetary figure -- as litigators do -- but on how money figures.
There is, however, plenty of insight.
THE AGE OF INSIGHT, by Eric R. Kandel.
Your reward is bright meadows of insight.
The deficit of insight is astounding.
The Age of Insight, by Eric R. Kandel (Random House).
End of chapter, end of insight.
