Sentence examples for insight though from inspiring English sources

Lack of insight, though, is not the only reason people are inconsistent about taking their medication.

For someone with such a depth of historical insight, though, I don't think you've asked the right questions in your column this week.

Guerrero's insight, though, was that you don't need to understand the ultimate cause of an epidemic to do something about it, you just need a proper understanding of the factors associated with it.

Meadows's film enjoyed the benefit of 23 years of hindsight, which may go some way to explaining its assured social insight – though, as Carlton says: "This Is England had so much truth and so much wit that those kids could have been wearing bin-liners and it would have hit home".

Murphy, offers some decent insight, though, suggesting that McCain's better positioned to "co-opt" the reform message and then score some soft "liberal vs. conservative" wins.

For Los Angeles Times Gina McIntyre, "Tonight's finale did yield much insight, though, into the nature of the plague itself, in relative terms anyway".

For all its political insights, though, it is as a pure thriller that Lustrum stands or falls.

In one of her shrewder insights, though, Ms. Small points out that college nowadays is simply an extension, a celebration even, of pop culture in general.

The leery figure of the Porter is entirely removed: this is a deadly serious Macbeth, with fascinating moments and shrewd, sharp insights, though often the pace is conducted at a uniform drumbeat.

There were insights, though, in the embassy documents that I found truly shocking, not least the details of King's attempts to co-author the coalition's strategy on the deficit.

He wrote of today's Guardian revelations: "There were insights though in the embassy documents that I found truly shocking, not least the details of King's attempts to co-author the coalition's strategy on the deficit.