Insightful solutions often occur unpredictably and abruptly thus leading to the notion that insight is the product of a sudden process.
That insight is the engine that drives Kuhn's great book.
Insight is the linchpin of a spiritual coming-of-age memoir like this.
The book's most rewarding insight is the value it places on writing itself.
"Insight is the most affordable new hybrid available in the U.S.," said Dick Colliver, executive vice president of American Honda.
She said: "We've forgotten that human insight is the determining factor into how successful your message is going to be".
The short form of that insight is the English title of his best-known book, "The Decisive Moment" (1952).
Embedded in the notion of an insight is the idea that qualitative judgments are more robust than quantitative forecasts.
This insight is the basis of Descartes's defense of free will and of the mind's ability to control the body.
That insight is the basis of what Dr. Carter called the anthropic principle, an idea that means many things to many scientists.
The decisive insight is the proximity of writing and acting, and the reservation of a special status for the thing that makes movies special, directing.
