Sentence examples for gift of insight from inspiring English sources

Being intuitive meant that one had a gift of insight, a kind of natural perceptiveness that was not derived from experience.

He always offered the gift of insight and invaluable advice, and he helped many of us to improve our writing, although I would venture to say that none of us could ever match his eloquent, erudite, crystal-clear, punchy prose.

You have given me invaluable gifts of insight.

Each member brings special gifts of insight, interest, and expression.

Apparently such gifts of insight elude the rest of us.

My detective accords Short the gift of tender insight and unlocks his frozen heart as a result.

The gift of early insight into chess or math or music is often also accompanied by a growing obsession with those activities, simply because of the wonders of connection and invention that unfold in the young mind.

We're lucky to live in a world the Enlightenment made – the world of science and technology – but the art of Bernini is a gift of human insight from an age when everyone had to look death in the eye, every day.

What a gift!" Elsewhere in the BBC Radio Christmas line-up, Radio 4 Extra has been given exclusive access to Agatha Christie's personal dictaphone tapes as she dictated her autobiography for a special programme on the Queen of Crime whilst Róisín Murphy, Laurie Anderson and Peaches will bear their "gifts of music, insight and originality" as the Three Wise Women on 6 Music.

She has also worked as an intuitive healer and uses her gifts of listening, insight, and vision to guide clients to write -- and live -- their best stories.

She gave him the gift of caring and insight; in turn, he gave that back more easily to the people in his family and his schoolmates.