Sentence examples for insight either from inspiring English sources

Gladwell is most attracted to stories in which individual insight (either from a painstaking outlier, or a eureka-moment blinker) overturns received wisdom – stories which generally have the useful subtext of burnishing his own reputation for intellectual surprise, for pulling the zeitgeist out of the hat.

Gold hardly offers perfect insight, either.

But it's not wanting for clarity or insight either.

In the end, his vindictive thrashings have very little to do with the actual practice of politics; the idea that political clichés are banal isn't exactly a blinding insight, either.

If, as Williams asserts, Cameron's slogan is looking a little threadbare at the moment, that's not a unique insight either, especially on a day when the prime minister floats the idea of requiring young couples to live with their parents while they save up in pursuit of the ever-receding possibility of a mortgage.

The show plays around with the images and concerns of the era without ever providing new insight, either about the period, or the people involved.

Ultimately, what keeps Michael from greatness for me was that while the film was always engrossing and assured (and the two leads excellent), I never felt any insight either into the pedophile or the boy whose life he is destroying.

The lower empathy scores of those wanting to be indispensable also suggest a lack of insight, either into the motivations and actions of others, and perhaps also into the motivations of the participants themselves.