Sentence examples for insight are not from inspiring English sources

Thus it is not without importance to see that pragmatic principles delineating empirical significance (like Mach's or Quine's Peircean insight) are not ruled out from the start either.

A great disappointment of life, Emerson finds, is that one can only "see" certain pictures once, and that the stories and people who fill a day or an hour with pleasure and insight are not able to repeat the performance.

This knowledge a politician can "purchase" through poise and public speaking classes, but intelligence, wisdom and insight are not for sale.

It is also consistent with the conclusion from a further study [ 23] in relation to a sub-sample with mild impairment (MMSE of 21 and above) that simple self- and researcher-ratings of insight are not related to QoL in bivariate analyses (although they reported some association in a multivariate model with cognitive function (ADAS-Cog) also included).

The most mysterious aspect of insight is not the revelation itself but what happens next.

Yet stylistic insight is not finally what makes his performances distinctive.

This insight was not systematized until the early 1870s, when Carl Menger, William Stanley Jevons, and Friedrich von Wieser gave it further attention.

With her latest work, "Sweat," Nottage's accidental insight was not into herself but into the American electorate.

Huh, who graduated from journalism college in 1999, has specialised in turning the niche humour of geek gags into a profitable business, and that kind of insight is not to be sniffed at.

Psychological insight is not Redford's forte, he has spent an entire career avoiding it - and it's a mystery why he has made the film, perhaps even to himself.

Even in 2002, this insight was not new.