Sentence examples for insight and feeling from inspiring English sources

Though he has never fought in a war, he has written (especially in "The Face of Battle") with real insight and feeling about the experience of both grunts and generals.

However, I am sure there are those who believe that to reach a sufficient depth of insight and feeling you must work on one project to the exclusion of all else.

The first elaborate work of European political philosophy is the Republic of Plato, a masterpiece of insight and feeling, superbly expressed in dialogue form and probably meant for recitation.

Human is more complex than animal life: for humans there are more opportunities for resistance and tension, for invention, and for depth of insight and feeling.

"I was dead against the war, but the impression I have is that Khalilzad would have brought some very useful insights and feeling to the situation," he said.

My job is to make it clear how much I am rooting for them in their effort to find a way, a process, a skill, that unlocks and frees them into giving the audience all their accumulated experiences and insights and feelings in the service of the screenplay.

I can't think: 'Oh, that's all right, I've done that before, I can handle it.'" When he received his initial diagnosis, he says, he felt a kind of transcendence: "Such insights and feelings, a kind of intensity of just being that I've never felt since youth.

Eventually I wind up writing about them so today I share some of these partial insights and feelings with you about my own great loss.

There may also be other people with whom you want to share insights and feelings as a method for letting go.

We may need to scream or cry or write poetry, stomp around or simply sit still with a range of insights and feelings we discover on our journey to healing.

It is messy and meandering (even more than usual) and punctuated with shocks of sharp insight and raw feeling.