Sentence examples for insight that was from inspiring English sources
In that instant, Nerd had an insight that was to change the course of US industrial history.' I have just made that up, but you get the idea.
Luckily I met some wonderful mentors who gave me love and guidance, and have helped me realise that it was my parent's lack of insight that was the problem, not anything wrong with me.
Although the will remained inaccessible to ideas or concepts, its nature could be fathomed or glimpsed through nonrational aesthetic experience an insight that was clearly indebted to Schelling's philosophy as well as to the romantic concept of "genius".
It suggests, too, that whoever came up with the phrase "bull market" had an insight that was physiologically as well as psychologically perceptive.Correction: We stated wrongly that Dr Coates and Dr Herbert measured market volatility by looking at the price of ten-year bond-futures contracts.
Any given protein, by implication, was made up of a single, precise sequence of amino acids, an insight that was vital for understanding exactly how the information stored in DNA gets turned into the proteins that make up living cells.Learning to read that information won Dr Sanger his second Nobel, in 1980.
A kind of insight: that wasn't the way — this was the important thing — a Negro was supposed to behave.
Are there areas within behavioural insight that are left unturned and deserve more exploration?
"The notion that online sharing is broken is not an insight that is unique to us," Mr. Horowitz said.
"We don't want to say, 'Purple is the new black.' We're looking for insight that's more actionable than that".
But, in the end, he reveals that he actually has an insight that is much more powerful than his brother has".
