Sentence examples for insight of another from inspiring English sources
As such, what can be 'seen' is viewed as an authorial gift that draws on the insights of another's visual field because they offer additional opportunities for understanding and because the eye alone (with the 'I' or the insight of another) cannot see to its fuller extent.
The orthography most accurately representing the phonemes of Nahuatl was developed in the 17th century by the Jesuit Horacio Carochi, building on the insights of another Jesuit, Antonio del Rincon.
In another insight of remarkable power, Dr. Crick in his "adaptor hypothesis," divined that there must exist both a class of carrier molecules that recognize triplets of bases on the messenger and adaptor enzymes that link each kind of amino acid to its appropriate carrier.
Another insight of Boardman is that the Greeks used colors in their sculpture and architecture.
Another insight of this study is that we combined various predictors from social-psychological research used in previous studies in one comprehensive set.
Another important insight of our study is the declined telomerase expression, telomere length and regeneration capacity as biomarkers for aging in zebrafish.
Another important insight of our studies is the observation that the efficacy of mini-agrin is by far greater than that of anti-apoptosis treatment.
He conveys a well-informed insight of the German soul.
It is also a fundamental insight of modern physics.
His enthusiasm and insight of life was captivating.
The collective intelligence and insight of the community is impressive".
