Sentence examples for insight that even from inspiring English sources
While some may regard this kind of activity as voyeuristic, Petr found it gave him invaluable insight that even a three-year ethnographic research project he had conducted on the subject could not.
There's also a browsable electronic version of the Kilmarnock Edition, the first published collection of Burns's works, which gave me the insight that even that volume, from 1786, was published with a glossary so readers unfamiliar with Scots words such as dowie, spairge, wooer-bab, ramfeezl'd, breef and limmer* might receive enlightenment.
Tariko made this fortune, and acquired his toys, by seizing on the insight that even ordinary Russians want a taste of the good life.
Additionally, the observation of molecular crowding leads to the insight that even a high number of copies of species do not guarantee their interaction.
Over the years, the comedian has shared hilarious insights that show even the little things ― like traveling and going out for lunch ― are actually huge ordeals for parents.
We describe an enhancement for carrying out these rules by performing a limited number of pivot operations on an LP, and then we provide insight that helps to make these rules even more efficient by either focusing on a smaller number of feasible solutions or by resorting to heuristics that limit the number of LPs solved.
Liebniz's insight was that even the most complex aspect of reality could potentially be represented in the binary form as 1s and 0s.
The central insight is that even a seemingly simple, current experience is in fact a continuous experience of more than one instant, and must be if one is to hear a sound or perceive (as opposed to remember) any temporally stretched phenomenon at all.
The insight that made it possible?
A powerful insight, that.
