Sentence examples for insight but also from inspiring English sources

It's a deeply personal insight; but also universal.

The record adds insight, but also tends to make voyeurism part of the visitor's response.

And Dr. Pearl had not only a conceptual insight, but also a technical framework to make it practical.

This is not just because of his insight, but also because of his distance from the horrifying experiences of his own patients.

Mr. Araton has done his homework, which results in plenty of fresh insight, but also at times minutiae that bog down the evocative narrative.

This scheme not only ranked all the major Buddhist schools according to what he considered their degree of insight but also included Hinduism, Confucianism, and Daoism.

I called the film director James Toback, who made an acclaimed 2009 documentary about Tyson and has known him since they met on the set of Toback's "Pick-Up Artist" in 1986, to find out what I could about a man who came across in the film as both very present and elusive, weepy one minute and matter-of-fact the next, capable of self-insight but also hidden to himself.

It contained "many ingredients, some of them exotic many insights, but also a great deal of confusion".

Instead, they aim to stand back nonjudgmentally and observe linkages: "Correlations are powerful not only because they offer insights, but also because the insights they offer are relatively clear.

Griffiths says that he and his research team found an ideal range of dosage levels — 20 to 30 milligrams of psilocybin — that not only reliably stimulated "mystical insights" but also elicited "sustained positive changes in attitude, mood and behavior" in the study volunteers.

The beauty of Goldsmith's approach lies not just in the simplicity of his insights, but also in the clarity of his advice.