Sentence examples for insight that would from inspiring English sources
Yet, if "The Bling Ring" is a shrewd movie, it lacks the edge or the insight that would make it great.
One participant, Emil Konopinski, suggested that the use of tritium be investigated as a thermonuclear fuel, an insight that would later be important to most designs.
Her best moments come when she offers an insight that would jump out in a work of nonfiction, like this: "sushi is the biggest threat to the hamburger since Americans discovered pizza".
"I was interested in attending Bill Cosby's performance in part to gain insight that would help me in the representation of many alleged victims of Bill Cosby," she said.
Surely psychiatrists and GPs who have their own experiences of mental health problems should see this as valuable personal insight that would help their patients coping with, and recovering from, the same health issue, just like they would cancer or heart disease?
It's an insight that wouldn't feel out of place on "Friday Night Lights," but in "Awake" it provides a sucker punch in a different way, rising from the surfaces of the cop-show format like invisible ink.
It was made possible by service design methodology, which uses observational research techniques to gain insights that would otherwise be missed.
The hope, nevertheless, is that analysing both genomes in parallel (and also alongside that of humanity) will yield insights that would not otherwise be gleaned.
And despite an engagingly low-key performance by Mr. Jackson, it never provides the organic details and insights that would make Martin Luther King live anew.
Imagining himself surfing on a beam of light, or being pulled along in an accelerating elevator through empty space, he would have apparently simple insights that would lead him to remake physics.
