Sentence examples for insight taking from inspiring English sources

19 One clinical implication is that efforts to improve insight taking account of local cultural factors could yield benefits in outcomes and might relate to the supposedly superior prognosis of psychosis in settings such as those in south India.

It is out of the scope of this paper to investigate this intriguing behavior in detail, but this result illustrates the power of our approach to gain new biological insight: taking exactly the same knowledge encoded in the discrete model and fitting it to quantitative data, we were able to identify the incompleteness of our model in an aspect that we could not have explored with a discrete model.

This insight takes us into today's Age of Anxiety, where politicians turn to old comfort-blankets like protectionism, nationalism and identity politics.

The privilege of this insight takes on a special thrill when, as in House of Cards, the character turns to face the camera and invites us into their confidence with a conspiratorial whisper.

Science was seen to embody the most successful form of reasoning (but which form?) to the most certain knowledge claims (but how certain?) on the basis of systematically collected evidence (but what counts as evidence and, in particular, should the evidence of the senses or rather of rational insight take precedence?) Section 2 surveys some of the history, pointing to two major themes.

I would suggest someone with compassion and insight take the helm, someone like former Labor Secretary Robert Reich, the one progressive in Clintonland.

As described by Piaget [ 42], the development of insight takes place along with the emergence of abstract thinking/formal operations during the period of transition into adulthood.

If you have insight, take her/him somewhere special to them or somewhere you know she/he likes.

Of the three million who work in traditional public schools, three are interviewed by Mr. Brill on the record; their insights take up six of the book's 437 pages.

Most subsequent psychotherapies have stressed in their theories of causation aspects of earlier, maladaptive psychological development that had been missed or underemphasized by orthodox psychoanalysis, or they have incorporated insights taken from learning theory.

Greater insights take longer to discover.