Sentence examples for insight when from inspiring English sources

Dr. Rabkin said Monday in an interview that he had had an insight when he was a young intern.

Nathan appeals to his ego as a programmer, implying he has some special insight when really he's selected as the perfect dumb horny stooge.

I ask whether that early experience of loss provided any special insight when it came to Six Feet Under, a show in which bereavement was the constant theme.

Fantasy writing by Mr. de Camp was applauded for its grace and insight when it was included in "Modern Classics of Fantasy" (1997), a collection of fantasy stories.

And the film has one piercing insight: when Ali was banned from boxing from 1967 to 1971, these were not wasted years.

With careful planning and the support of a governing board, student interview panels can give a useful insight when hiring new staff members.

Jon Jaques gave us some fascinating insight when the Big Red's men's basketball team made an appearance in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

But he undercuts this key insight when he reverts to standard economic orthodoxy: "Once you run current-account deficits, you depend on the kindness of strangers".

Prosecutors do not follow a bias to convict people, he said, and prosecutors develop acute insight when it comes to juvenile cases — better, he said, than most judges.

But they offer voters a fundamental insight: when it comes to dealing with the challenges brought about by overwhelming global forces, there is a choice.

SOME days start out as feel-good days and stay that way, great days when you stumble onto the Holy Grail, when you get a sliver of profound insight, when the machinery works just fine.