Sentence examples for insight I like from inspiring English sources

The episode's writer, Heinberg, offered his insight: "I Like You So Much Better When You're Naked" saw the departure of Stevens, following the breakdown of her marriage with Karev.

When asked if he would prefer "the law to be defiled by government and not crime," he answers with an apparent irrelevance that masks a flailing insight, "I would like a little more pity".

All these experiences have given me a lot of insight - insight I'd like to share.

However, one family physician offered the following insight: I would like to say having child care on-site would help but … I think one of the roadblocks is actually bringing all the kids in with them, so I think it is a matter of having support in the home … to allow them to come in for an appointment.

It will not be I.' Followed by the unbearably ironic insight: 'I feel like one who wastes live tears upon a tomb.' (She never did on that of Agamemnon).

Her flaws make her a believable character, and her flashes of insight – "I'd expected … like everything else [at the elite college] – [for information] to feel hidden from me but also somehow in plain sight" – will compel many readers to nod their heads in familiarity.

So I'd like to share some insight I have gained from these conversations.

A year later, I had gained more insight into what I liked and didn't like in my work.

This is the way I like to get insights about art.

"I liked the insight into how we, as humans, deal with the failure of our hopes".

"I liked the insight into very fundamental mechanisms that are … not as complex as perhaps elaborate biological systems are," Gebauer says.