Sentence examples for insight herself from inspiring English sources

Just as Lily helps us grasp the sneaky complexity of power roles, without quite attaining that insight herself, so, too, does she help us look anew at Monet's work without ever breaking into the language of art criticism.

By the end of her preparation, Sarah had gained profound insight into herself and her past, and her relationships with her husband and children had greatly improved.

For all the insight that Bloom, herself a psychotherapist, gives her heroine, Lillian seems more like the subject of a respectful biography than a character built from the inside out.

It also provides more insight on Knox herself, who surprised the directors with the way she was able to understand her experience.

Surprising herself with maternal insight, or perhaps just allowing herself to remember that she was strong enough to make a choice.

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

Most fascinating to adults are the insights into Potter herself.

And in breaks from reading, I found myself Googling for insights into Yanagihara herself, intrigued by confessional snippets she had offered around the time of publication: that she had, variously, based the book on the unsettling atmosphere of a series of photographs and paintings that she had been collecting for 14 years prior to writing it.

Ann Dinsdale, collections manager of the Brontë Parsonage Museum in Haworth, said any insight into how Charlotte saw herself is interesting.

"[She] shared some really great insight on how she gives herself up to honor every role and tell the stories of people who can't do so themselves".

The only insight into Connelly's view of herself came in notes written before Peter's death.