Sentence examples for insight with which from inspiring English sources

The subtlety and insight with which Bishop explores paedophilia and clerical abuse are exemplary.

It involves the forensic insight with which Travis Tygart hunted down sport's most insidious cheat.

Personal experience is no substitute for policy but the insight with which Timpson talks about children in care is refreshing.

This opening scene signals the insight with which the author draws her characters throughout this busy, ingenious story.

Tesco was not "naive" to inflationary pressures in the marketplace, Lewis said, but with a large commodities team sourcing ingredients for its own brand food business, it had a lot of insight with which to negotiate supplier deals.

The hypersensitivity and insight with which he explored our absurdities took us outside the tragic and made us truly laugh, from the inside, like a rumble of affinity that filled our lung ventricles and softened our uncomprehending hearts.

"Most high officials leave office with the perceptions and insights with which they entered; they learn how to make decisions but not what decisions to make".

However, recent qualitative studies examining the potential health impacts of environmental change provide new insights with which to focus research and proactively develop response strategies.

We will miss his kindness and empathy as a son, a brother, and a friend, as well as the rare insight and wit with which he regarded the world and his place in it.

In the interim, I am contemplating an adaptation of my clinic to accommodate the insights and opportunities with which An Epidemic of Absence is replete.

Her experiment succeeds because of the range of her insight and the skill with which she shifts register: from wistfulness to blunt force, or from fantasy to naturalism.