'insight look' is not an established phrase in English.
You can use 'insight' or 'look' on their own, or you can use other phrases instead such as 'detailed examination', 'careful inspection', or 'thorough assessment'. For example, "He gave the painting a careful inspection to gain an insight into the artist's technique."
The Tony judges, recognising the marital invective as dramatic dialogue of high linguistic invention and psychological insight, look more sensible today, where Albee's play stands as a modern American classic.
Evaluations on nadir reflectance, spatial textures and BRF confirmed that 3D simulation provides an insight look into how images vary over time.
Let's see if I can land a future studio tour for my next article providing fans with an insight look to his creative process.
Towards a better future: Reform of the juvenile justice system focuses on rehabilitation and reintegration An insight look at the Educational Establishment for Juveniles of the Penitentiary Department in the outskirts of Georgia's capital Tbilisi.
"This insight looks original only now," Becker says.
*Some interesting research in Kellogg Insight, looking at the pysochology of auctions.
Dr Taylor had, in an ingenious insight, looked at the "fractal dimensions" of Pollock's work (roughly speaking, how much Pollock's drippy canvases resembled themselves at different length scales) and found distinguishing characteristics unique to Pollock.
Set aside the monomaniacal trolling, which is more useless and empty than our worst excesses, or the abuse, which is sometimes plain weird, and the cynical and reflexive commentary about journalistic deficiencies designed to be a crowd pleaser rather than generate genuine insight – looking through what I'd group together as 'the gratuitous' – sharp audience feedback enlightens.
"It was just complete panic, with neighbors running around looking for insight, looking for cover," Wall told HuffPost.
"It was just complete panic, with neighbors running around looking for insight, looking for cover," Chris Wall, a graduate student at the University of Hawaii, told HuffPost on Saturday.
To address the previously outlined issues and to begin to fill in the gaps of previous research, the second purpose of the present study was to investigate the role of depression in cognitive insight, looking at nonpsychiatric and psychotic populations.
