Sentence examples for insight rather from inspiring English sources

The difference: semantics — "insight rather than raw data".

Life, the movie concludes, is not as simple as most movies like it would have you believe, but it doesn't manage to make the characters complex enough to make this an insight rather than an axiom.

"Life, the movie concludes, is not as simple as most movies like it would have you believe, but it doesn't manage to make the characters complex enough to make this an insight rather than an axiom" (A. O. Scott).

"Legends of the game" often make pretty terrible commentators, and I'm very much looking forward to the point at which the American footsoccerball media realize this and start hiring for insight rather than name-recognition".

Ms. Parker, who has described herself as a "rational conservative," said the new show would have evident points of view, but, "We'll slow it down" and provide insight rather than noise.

Such fragmentary observations on the novel as those made by Dr. Johnson in conversation or by Jane Austen in her letters, or, in France, by Gustave Flaubert during the actual process of artistic gestation, have the charm and freshness of insight rather than the weight of true aesthetic judgment.

Buruma is a fox, not a hedgehog, offering up lots of small insights rather than any overarching one.

It would seem better to read some of that art directly for insights, rather than dwell upon clichés about protracted death.

Its most cutting insights, rather than on Muslim immigrants' capacity or motivations to assimilate — I'd say they turn on Europe's will to establish more demanding standards for their integration — deal with the Europeans themselves.

A large proportion of work in an information society involves manipulating abstract information and knowledge (understood in this context as an organized and comprehensive structure of facts, relationships, theories, and insights) rather than directly processing, manufacturing, or delivering tangible materials.

"We have deep and rich information about customers that we can use to give them better insights, rather than just providing us with better insight to improve our risk management," says Alison Brittain, head of consumer banking at Lloyds.Yet even as big data are helping banks, they are also throwing up new competitors from outside the industry.