By working together, they offered imaginative insights into the work of the pioneering Irish furniture designer and architect Eileen Gray.
David became a director very early in the development of the company and always greatly contributed by consistently providing us with thoughtful, sensible and imaginative insights and advice.
Every element of these ancient canonical texts attracted him: their ethical and jurisprudential preoccupations; the vitality, in equal measure, of their rational and imaginative insights; their famous dialogic and often dissenting discourse across the generations.
He has empathy for Kafka but little imaginative insight.
"For me," she added, "Fiction was a way of answering questions, for gaining imaginative insight".
The Barberini painting is the visual equivalent of a Shakespearean tragedy: a profound imaginative insight into killing and conscience.
The artist was seen as the interpreter of hidden mysteries, to which end imaginative insight must combine with absolute fidelity and sincerity.
"Nonetheless, all of his work has strong technical qualities and polish; satiric impact, daring and humor, as well as imaginative insight, compassion and originality".
"We believe Elizabeth Jenkins," he added, "because, by imaginative insight and instinctive sympathy, she can make the figures of a remote historical pageant as real, as living, as three-dimensional as characters in a novel".
It was undoubtedly "a work of profound imaginative insight, which left the scholarship of a generation toiling in the rear," as the British classicist F.M. Cornford wrote in 1912.
Vitkova hasn't yet (according to IMDb) made her second feature, and the imaginative insight that she displays, in "Viktoria," regarding the intimate pressure of political injustice and, in particular, the focus on a woman's body as a crucial target of oppressive authority is enduringly, and keenly, timely.
