Sentence examples for fundamental insight from inspiring English sources

It is also a fundamental insight of modern physics.

I think actually that the fundamental insight of psycho-acoustics is incredibly profound for a humanist.

"Separation of powers was designed to implement a fundamental insight," he wrote.

Protestantism's fundamental insight is that the relationship between the believer and God matters above all.

Each iPod comes inscribed with the words "designed in California", a seemingly throwaway statement that gives a fundamental insight into the company's outlook.

As former MPC member Sushil Wadhwani recently put it, Keynes's fundamental insight was that "agents" (ie businesses, banks, consumers, etc) "often act irrationally and for non-economic reasons".

For the layman, people who don't know much about economic theory, is that the fundamental insight of the efficient market hypothesis — that you can't beat the market?

Do these programs bring us closer to understanding how our minds work, or are they too "mechanistic" to give us any fundamental insight?

In the Book Review, Fareed Zakaria called Friedman's metaphor of a flat world "ingenious": "Its fundamental insight is true and deeply important".

Darwin's fundamental insight as a biologist was that, among members of a species, what is important is not the similarities but the differences.

But they offer voters a fundamental insight: when it comes to dealing with the challenges brought about by overwhelming global forces, there is a choice.