Sentence examples for insight of an from inspiring English sources

As you listen to Erika's brilliant, mathematical, note-by-note analysis of a piece of music's emotional component, she displays the impassioned insight of an artistic genius.

Perhaps she could do with more of the acid insight of an Addison DeWitt, his skill at cutting swiftly to the unsettling center.

Booking sites, she said, didn't offer insider access, and many agents didn't have the local insight of an on-the-ground tour operator.

Were they to have been gifted with the insight of an emotionally complete colossus they might have realised that we are frequently attracted to each other for complex reasons.

Nate Chinen BILL CALLAHAN Allen Room, Feb. 8. Morbid and mystical, with the parched insight of an old ranch hand, Bill Callahan brought magnetic presence to this installment of Lincoln Center's American Songbook series.

Having done all this, having gone through the pain of changing languages and undergone the death-and-rebirth initiation, you are sometimes given – as a reward, as it were – access to a metaphysical insight of an odd, savage beauty.

But many priests say he lacks the lyricism and textual insight of a great homilist.

" The Sky commentators, although normally having all the insight of a potato, are correct about Braga diving.

Laughing, she said of Strindberg, "He understands this with the clarity, the sort of scary mad insight of a madman".

Its rival for ambition of theme is The Ice Road, written with the insight of a woman whose father, Joe Slovo, was the most senior communist in the ANC.

Incredibly it was the insight of a third-year medical student through a Medline search on the Internet that revealed the source -- our pet lizard.