Sentence examples for insight that he from inspiring English sources
Then I would be living proof of Sir William Osler's insight that "he who studies medicine without books sails an uncharted sea, but he who studies medicine without patients does not go to sea at all".
That was the insight that he got when he was close to death.
Quoting Euripides, he said, "My favorite Greek saying is 'Conviction has no other temple but reason,' " an insight that he suggested could help the country pass austerity measures.
His prominence and the lifestyle it affords him (which resembles a never-ending Mensa society wine-and-cheese reception marked by lofty table talk and naughty cloakroom trysts) stem from a youthful scientific insight that he never repeated and knows he never will.
As for the lost Anticato, a reply to Cicero's eulogy of Caesar's dead opponent Marcus Porcius Cato, it is a testimony to Caesar's political insight that he made the time to write it, in spite of the overwhelming military, administrative, and legislative demands on him.
But the physical and emotional dynamics between father and daughter are very different than between women family-members and The Tempest, written by a man of such psychological insight that he anticipated Freud's insights by centuries, is, like King Lear, specifically about fathers and daughters.
(After touring the headquarters of the Chinese National Orchestra, in Beijing, Albarn decided that the pipa reminded him of stringed instruments used in soundtracks written by the Italian composer Ennio Morricone, an insight that made him feel that he could write music for it).
"It's as much to stimulate the innovative side of our entire organization as it is to come up with any particular technique, particular technology or particular insight that may come out," he said.
"He makes you laugh, and he gives insight that might relate to how you navigate the world.
He wanted to see whether the kind of insight that leads to invention could be engineered.
