Sis will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered for her insight, her sense of humor, exceptional artistic talent, a smooth golf swing, and her devotion to family and many friends.
But there is a second way that Janice's insight made sense.
"I'm not, I don't identify as gay," he continued, nearly flooring me with his insight, his sense of self and direction at 13.
If you ever went against that inner advice, and it blew up on you, did you ever tell yourself something along the lines of: "I knew it!" Even more aggravating can be the experience of having some kind of insight or sense of inner direction before doing something, ignoring the inner awareness, and then regretting that you didn't follow that inner voice.
Sue Bond Brisbane, Australia The books I most enjoyed reading this year are: Bento's Sketchbook by John Berger (Verso) for its author's relaxed sketches, meditative insights, and sense of humour; and Blue Nights by Joan Didion (Fourth Estate) for her cool, subtly self-mocking prose and powerful subject matter.
The team's results are "reasonably convincing, and their new insights make sense," says Edward Braun, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
Networked Insights makes sense of this massive amount of data to figure out were brands should spend media dollars, whether that be TV, mobile, social etc.
And yet the product of all this effort and introspection is not insight but a sense of loss and displacement.
Madonna's script is a nightmare of crass and fatuous stereotypes: south Asians, Jews, gays - no one escapes her lack of insight or common sense.
Mark Gooding London Charlotte Higgins brings some much needed creative insight and common sense to an anachronistic debate rapidly morphing into a sick tale of celebrity vanity.
