This is a piece of research that is rich in insight and grounded in empirical evidence.
Even the lowest form of wit, after all, can sometimes pay its way in insight.
What it lacks in celebrity cameos, it makes up for in insight.
Among Roman Catholic thinkers it included the work of Bernard Lonergan in Insight (1957), which has stimulated considerable discussion.
Rich in insight, it's a story steeped in bruised hooves, bankruptcy, yawning extras, tumescent ambition and a fittingly heroic lack of self-awareness.
That such an array of talent could have made something so relentlessly unfunny, unlovable and utterly lacking in insight frankly beggars belief.
I've Always Kept a Unicorn – a line from Denny's piano ballad "Solo" – is rich in insight from those who loved and despaired of her.
A slave narrative rich in insight, "The Bondwoman's Narrative" is also enlivened by conventions drawn from both Gothic and sentimental novels.
She noted, with inadvertent hilarity, that it was "unconvincing" in its depictions of murder and concluded that it was "an entirely negligible piece of work, badly written and wholly lacking in insight or illumination".
Vanessa is a heck of a brave punt to be the audience's eyes on the story – she seems simply an overgrown brat, lacking in insight, keen only on mooching and snacking.
If all Updike's stray references to comics were gathered together, they would form a focused little thematic volume, superior in insight to almost anything else written on the subject.
