Sentence examples for insight that the from inspiring English sources

But it's that insight that the trial really needs.

And therefore more people discover the richness of pleasure and insight that the arts give.

It reinforces Phyllis Rose's insight that the mysteries of family life are where politics begin.

Kelvin had the brilliant insight that the temperature of rocks might hold the answer.

Hunger offers a bold insight: that the hunger strikes grew logically out of the stomach-turning "dirty protest".

I suspect it would take an unusually perceptive critic to offer an insight that the artists hadn't already thought of.

(Both would certainly have approved of the insight that the poet is both "fixed and free" when he rhymes).

The BBC forgot to add that the best insight that the arguments about Rowling bring is that vindictive fanatics swarm over British culture.

That insight — that the pass comes first, to paraphrase a book title — is, of course, owed primarily to my beloved Walsh.

As for the British: we have surely seen the last article about high-profile sexual intrigue, featuring the insight that the French arrange these things so much better.

But the real achievement of Lerner's adaptation is his insight that the story requires not one, not two, but three personal journeys.