Sentence examples for insight of some from inspiring English sources

(c) Such theories distract people from recognizing, and working to reinforce, the real foundations of morality: not an imaginary theoretical insight of some sort, but a set of causal mechanisms for inculcating and sustaining the moral sentiments.

What he loved most about German from grad school onward was the wit and insight of some of the language's great aphorists like his alter ego on Twitter, Adorno, who coined phrases like "the culture industry" that we bandy about in English today.

Regarding playing as a bad guy, it was nice to get insight on some of the key events in the chronology from the other side.

We are now learning that before Sept. 11 the suspicions and insights of some of our front line agents did not get enough attention.

Making imaginative use of the insights of some of the most important contemporary French thinkers (notably Jacques Derrida, Dominick LaCapraa seeks to bring about an active confrontation between Sartre and his critics in terms that transcend the opposition between existentialism and structuralism.

The transmission electron microscopic studies of some selected isolates were studied for getting some insight of phage host interaction.

LaBeouf, never one shy to share his opinions, recently gave some insight to some of the disagreements that Fox and Bay had on set.

This morning, he lent his insight to some of the recent polls that have Senator Barack Obama staking out a double-digit lead.

History is a narrative that informs us of whom we were, providing some insight of who and what we are today.

We have a different goal than those media monitoring systems, and that is to detect patterns that can provide some insight of the structure of the European mediasphere.

This provided some insight of the participant's willingness to use the equipment.