Sentence examples for insight nothing from inspiring English sources

She was talking about my making human contact, perhaps picking up the sliver of insight, nothing more profound.

And though Brooks Atkinson of the New York Times barely noted Brando's performance the next morning – commenting that, along the other actors supporting Tandy, Brando acted "not only with color and style but with insight" – nothing would ever be the same in acting after that.

After an insight, nothing's changed but everything's different.

I have nothing to say: no hopes, no dreams, no fears, no warnings, no insights; nothing, absolutely nothing.

So what I'm not passing along is a system that can work for everyone, but simply four insights - nothing profound or difficult - that proved valuable to me.

It was Eckstein's insight that nothing is more personal than a personal check.

The wall text in "Kink," for example, tries to sound interpretive and analytic, hinting at various concepts and insights, but nothing leads very far.

One notable example is Father Anthony de Mello, SJ, a Jesuit Priest and mystic from India whose spiritual insights had nothing to do with institutionalized christianity.

Pamela Petro's "Sitting Up With the Dead" is an odd book that strays from the marked trail of its author's best intentions and lures her, like many a folk tale protagonist, into a dark swamp where the light she takes for insight may be nothing but fox fire.

And here, in a paragraph, she dashes around many aspects of her career, distilling en route a mercurial set of insights: I have nothing but the best to say for "A Woman's Face".

All this insight, of course, does nothing to instruct me about my Parmalat conundrum.