Sentence examples for insight talks from inspiring English sources

"We have already updated guidance for schools to encourage closer links with employers to deliver career insight talks, mentoring and work tasters in order to open pupils' eyes to the opportunities available to them and help them to make the right choices at the right time.

Two of the Year 5 withdrawals had been late interviewees, one said to be "very able and pleasant", the other "bright, articulate, insight, talks well".

After that, it's a lot of good old-fashioned insight, talking to people, slowly moving the needle--really digging in and working on creating a healthy workplace".

Tickets: $12 for adults; $10 for children under 12. Tomorrow evening, a New York City Ballet corps dancer will talk about rehearsing and performing the Balanchine Tschaikovsky ballet in a "Ballet Insights" talk at 6 45 p.m. in the Kaplan Penthouse, Rose Building, 165 West 65th Street.

And the Bronowski imagination dances on, leading us to new insights: he talks about the fabrication of the 92 elements through stellar fusion from the universal raw material of hydrogen and pauses, just for a moment, to contemplate carbon "formed in a star whenever three helium nuclei collide at one spot within less than a million millionth of a second.

One word of warning: those looking for personal insights into Talking Heads will be wasting their time.

Such an analysis might give us very interesting insights about talk and location and society as a whole, but conducting such research is at present prohibitive due to a lack of technological resources for gathering such a corpus].

The documents, provided by the Attorney General's Department to a Senate committee, provide an insight into the talks that occurred between departments and ministerial offices before the formal correction was made on 4 June.

It may have looked like a case of art imitating talk show, but in truth it was an amazingly timed insight by a talk show host into her favorite television series.

And without the insight that sometimes talking like you do IRL isn't so much "authentic" as repetitive and boring.

If you think someone might have an insight, call them, talk to them, tell them what you think, and ask what they think.