Sentence examples for insight that there from inspiring English sources
He attributed this quality to Arthur Koestler, who, he wrote, "seemed to exemplify Nietzsche's insight that there is in men and women a motivation stronger even than love or hatred or fear.
"He is convinced to this day that he had a special insight that there had to be a certain number of deaths every year to avoid natural disasters," Dr. Lunde said.
His insight that there is little correlation between how many fish are caught and how many exist applies to Atlantic bluefin tuna.
STEVE WOZNIAK built the original Apple I to share with his friends at the Homebrew Computer Club, but it was his business partner Steve Jobs who had the insight that there might be a market for such a contraption.
As the US republic evolved, the lesson of Douglass's insight – that there is an indissoluble link between liberty and the freedom to read what one chooses – was baked into its civic culture.
As Mr. Schwartz observes, the logic of free choice must be balanced with the insight that "there may be a point when choice tyrannizes people more than it liberates them".
But it does provide lots of insight that can get you there.
There, in an insight that was many decades ahead of its time, the author proposed that a bacterium was "invaded by small micrococci which lived as symbionts and ultimately gave rise to the nucleus" [ 8].
There is considerable insight that could be gained from a closer inspection of each of the clusters.
We're not going to have those moments of serendipity or those insights that are just hanging there.
