Sentence examples for insight intellectual from inspiring English sources

"Jackass the Movie" is like a documentary version of "Fight Club," shorn of social insight, intellectual pretension and cinematic interest.

These novels have everything: narrative substance, intensely felt landscapes, humour, tenderness, deep human insight, intellectual argument and language that is alive at every point.

The truth is, learning, insight, intellectual development are not quantifiable.

"Further, I am suspicious of criticism as the literary genre which, more than any other, recruits epigones, pedants without insight, intellectuals without love.

That passage has been called the least appreciated insight in intellectual history, in part because it's often misinterpreted.

His lectures and papers are laced with original insight and intellectual nuggets.

Martel captures, with dramatic intensity and analytical insight, the intellectual background of power politics and the violent resistance that colonialism provokes.

Ed's personal interests were many and varied and he brought passion, insight and intellectual curiosity to everything he took on.

Maya is clearly trying to find acceptance and approval in a man's world, and her combination of persistence, intuition, psychological insight and intellectual brilliance is rewarded when she finds vital links that lead her to OBL's Pakistani fastness.

Every moment some form grows perfect in hand or face; some tone on the hills or the sea is choicer than the rest; some mood of passion or insight or intellectual excitement is irresistibly real and attractive to us," and therefore we must be vitally aware, in order to be present at the focus of the intensest perception.

With everything from the initial idea to the final testing in-house, the idea never leaves the lab until Wilson is ready to put it into production, diminishing the risk of others gaining insight into intellectual property.