Sentence examples for insight that only from inspiring English sources

It would have been an insight that only, I think, a superior spirit could have had at the time".

For example, The Guardian's use of open data in examining the English riots of 2011 provided a depth and breadth of insight that only a few years ago would have been impossible.

Tidy and completely cogent this 75-minute monologue may not be, but it is rich in the kind of insight that only an artist of Ms. Shaw's age and experience can bring.

When Seneca discusses how we must hold on to the insight that only virtue is good, in order to improve ourselves, it may sometimes seem as if he blamed the world (competition, superficial lifestyles, etc).

True justice will require that former child soldiers themselves bring the insight that only they possess as a result of their experience to our collective efforts towards conflict prevention.

Like bad advice about finding love, this is, apparently, insight that can only be gained once you've given up looking for it.

That ethics cannot be done with the same precision as mathematics is not, then, an insight that occurred only to Aristotle.

John's Policraticus reflects knowledge and insight that could only have come with practical experience; it was considered an authoritative text in political philosophy for centuries.

I also illustrate several instances where being on-site, at a specific unexpected moment, in the dynamic mountain environment provided scientific insight that could only be obtained through the serendipity of being there.

Hadn't I? There were times when Craig had something important to say — a quippy joke or some workplace insight — that was only meant for me.

I was also excited to hopefully gain insight into the private life of a person I've admired both up close and at a distance for years the kind of insight that can only come from sleeping in their bed and looking at their things every day for around four weeks when they're not there.