Sentence examples for finer insights from inspiring English sources

Misery and boredom inspire some of Mr. Osborne's finer insights.

It is worthy of note, however, that an influential group of scholars maintain that Whitehead was not true to his finer insights when he included God in his metaphysical system.

Such perspective yields fine insights.

Elsewhere, there are fine insights.

Fischer's direction is witty, playful and non-interventionist, and there are some fine insights.

As a veteran, he has fine insights into the attitudes of his comrades, and can clearly explain the gear, training and preparations for each mission, as well as the dangers.

I wasn't expecting something so operatic … More seriously, it was very evocative and there were some fine insights … into colonialism and into the hierarchy of oppression (among rulers and subjects; within families; between women).

Nevertheless, especially early on, "Bel Canto" often shows Patchett doing what she does best -- offering fine insights into the various ways in which human connections can be forged, whatever pressures the world may place upon them.

There were fine insights from Gilbert here, too, from the almost imperceptible first emergence of the "Freude" theme out of the silence that preceded it, to the thrillingly precise, yet almost frenzied elation of the closing bars.

The same biography also contains a fine insight into Dick's thoughts on the nature of science fiction, dating from his first discovery of the genre.

Various modifications of the scattering patterns are observed, they provide fine insight of the radiation damages at various hierarchical levels and also unexpectedly provide information about the stability of the various hierarchical structural levels.