Sentence examples for information or insight from inspiring English sources
Introspection is illuminating only if it supplies information or insight that readers have not heard elsewhere.
Covering a secretive war means ranging more widely, perhaps with more people, to improve the chance of getting information or insight.
"We don't come to it with any monopoly of information or insight of wisdom, and so we look forward to hearing from as many people as we can and meeting with as many people as we can schedule".
Sampling more days would be unlikely to provide novel information or insight and would likely overestimate the information content of the data.
Entertaining anecdotes abound, but there are more descriptions of mangled bodies than information or insights about strategy.
All three, watching the debate on a large-screen television built into the wall of the Gallens' living room, said the candidates became bogged down in details and sounded like they were reciting canned answers, not providing fresh information or insights into their personalities.
Letters should provide new information or insights about the published article and should be of interest to the broad readership of Science Robotics.
Letters should provide new information or insights about the published article and should be of interest to the broad readership of Science Translational Medicine.
Letters should provide new information or insights about the published article and should be of interest to the broad readership of Science Immunology.
As always occurs in scandals like these, Christie was back-filling, accounting for the misbehavior already known to have occurred while offering no new information or insights himself.
