Sentence examples for insight of someone from inspiring English sources

Ron Wood's autobiography, Ronnie (Macmillan, £20), is another sideman's story, told with a certain diplomatic reserve, but also the insight of someone who was undeniably in the thick of events as they unfolded.

She notes with the insight of someone destined to be a food writer that even when she and her Muslim friends brought the same dish, she could tell that each had been put together with different energy and rhythm.

Perhaps it's intended to reflect the chaos of the narrator's mind -- but when was the last time you deliberately sought to share the insights of someone who is mentally ill?

"We're delighted that one of the biggest names is part of our team and look forward to hearing the insights of someone who knows the format and knows the current stars inside out," Peter Hutton, who is managing director of the Asian broadcaster, said in a statement.

Martin shared the insights of someone who has been contemplating these questions -- practically and philosophically -- for a very long time.

It would have required much more luck than insight for someone to have picked this year's champions: the unseeded, 44th-ranked Gaudio of Argentina and Anastasiya Myskina of Russia.

The novel often gives us that formal insight into the shape of someone's life: we can see the beginning and the end of many fictional lives; their developments and errors; stasis and drift.

I wouldn't defend the indefensible; however I would like to provide an insight into the mindset of someone willing to burn down their own neighbourhood as I believe that on this point, little has changed since the disturbances on Broadwater Farm 26 years ago.

Looking at the back of the eye may offer an insight into the health of someone's brain, according to the US researchers.

Even when the movie stumbles ― as in a manic-pixie-dream-girl subplot involving an older sex worker (FKA Twigs) that borders on uncomfortable ― it remains a raw insight into the mind of someone who couldn't avoid a troubled upbringing, try as he might.

He dispenses insight and wisdom with the weight of someone who has been an N.F.L. owner for two decades.