Sentence examples for insight and a from inspiring English sources

Aware of the power that women can harness when they speak in unison, Gbowee notes with insight and a touch of irony, "When women gather, men get afraid".

From the outset, Barker demonstrated compassion and psychological insight, and a formidable literary technique.

The comedy comes from perception and insight, and a meticulous attention to language and meaning.

But material this freighted demands deeper insight and a firmer authorial hand.

Composed in lapidary prose, it is replete with sage insight and a droll use of cowboy patois.

John L. Smith, the president of Fisk, said Mr. Gore would "bring valuable insight and a terrific intellect".

This German genius looked at the Elizabethans, and their pets, with an anthropologist's insight and a photographer's accuracy.

Known for brilliant insight and a fierce temper, he held the top newsroom post from 1969 until 1986.

He wrote many other novels (nearly 200), displaying acute psychological insight and a distinctive spare, atmospheric prose style.

Labour somehow lost that insight, and a few others, in the great amnesia that followed Blair's departure in 2007.

"On Newsnight she has demonstrated outstanding political knowledge and insight - and a flair for communicating those insights to the audience".