Sentence examples for in its insight from inspiring English sources

But over all, it is very fine, accurate in its insight and generous in its judgments.

Showing that all public architecture inevitably reflects the political, economic and social conditions that shape it, "City in the Sky" is exceptional in its insight on those interconnected, not to say incestuous, influences in municipal and state government and the world of high finance.

A cutting remark that gets sharper and better in its insight as I get older.

Consider "Anna Karenina," a novel that is, rightly, seen as groundbreaking in its insight into romantic relationships.

Rich in its insight, sweeping in its chronology, and fearless in its analysis, this sure-to-be-controversial work is an important contribution not only to Jewish and Russian history but to the history of Europe and America as well.

I found it to be a gripping narrative, not only in its descriptions of the city but in its insight into the complex, sometimes contradictory thoughts of a teenage boy.

The only paper that really goes "beyond poststructuralism" is Martha Nussbaum's, which is as rich in its insights as it is ignorant of, naive about, or simply uninterested in the poststructuralist strictures it violates.

It is unsparing in its insights and observations, breathtaking in its courage and generosity.

Writing in The New York Times, A. O. Scott called Ms. Cholodenko's film, which she wrote with Stuart Blumberg, "canny in its insights" and "agile in its negotiation of complex emotions," adding, "It is outrageously funny without ever exaggerating for comic effect, and heartbreaking with only minimal melodramatic embellishment".

Fortunately, this is an outstanding book, rich in its insights, and written with verve and style.

But Inside Out is still quite radical in its insights into the role of emotions in structuring the world".