Sentence examples for insight of one from inspiring English sources

For all Blake's assertion that "Attraction and Repulsion, Reason and Energy, Love and Hate are necessary to human existence", he presents here two opposing pictures, human divinity and human corruption, that are hard to reconcile – unless, of course, we read them without mentally turning the page or allowing the forceful psychological insight of one to cancel the idealism of the other.

It resets our moral compass such that we come to view the concerns of justice not from our own perspective, but from the perspective of others, an exercise that yields the wisdom of a community rather than the insight of one.

The story of this change is attributable to the persistence and insight of one remarkable human, Dr. Ignacio Ponseti.

This was the simple but powerful insight of one of this year's laureates, George Akerlof, now a professor at Berkeley, in a seminal 1970 paper.Theories that deal with similar instances of so-called "asymmetric" information when one party to a deal knows more than the other link all three of this year's winners.

Then, during the financial crisis, the hedge fund was lauded for the insight of one of its most colorful managers, Steve Eisman, who had placed a bet against the subprime mortgage market that earned him hundreds of millions and a major role in "The Big Short," the best seller by Michael Lewis.

But this effort goes beyond a current and easily observable health crisis, built instead from a huge insight on one of the mega-trends of our time -- 21st century longevity.

"Taken for a Ride," full of fresh facts and insights on one of the most heavily covered business stories of the 1990's, provides the first comprehensive look at how DaimlerChrysler came together.

The first paper by Shanshan Wen ("The effect of result publicity on self-serving attributional bias A social comparison perspective") offers new insights on one of the linchpin theories in the field attribution theory.

But LGBT marketing remains firmly in the old school world, with holistic decisions made based on the insights of one or a few lone voices that are singled out as representative of the whole.

12. (212-685-0610) www.morganlibrary.org 'EINSTEIN' -- The thoughts, life, political leanings and scientific insights of one of the greatest minds of the 20th century are traced through an exhibition chockablock with letters, manuscripts and other proofs of Albert Einstein's genius.

Richardson's approach is clear and simple, and is deeply informed by the personal insights of one who, as a student in Dublin, was briefly recruited by the political wing of the I.R.A.