Had insight, wrote it down: "Everyone here (at party) definitely born between Munich and Yalta".
His keen insight, writing ability, and oratory skills, not to mention his professional integrity, earned him praise from judges and justices throughout the nation.
The Argentinian Domingo Faustino Sarmiento (1811 88) fought in battle and with his pen against his country's dictator and left a masterpiece of social insight, written with rare effectiveness, Facundo (1845).
"Fun online tests are often just that, a bit of fun to give some level of insight," wrote Anderson.
"'The Place Beyond The Pines' is a cinematic accomplishment of extraordinary grace and insight," wrote Kevin Jagernauth on the Indiewire blog The Playlist.
After reading " 'Shakespeare Identifiedd" Sigmund Freud, who frequently looked to Shakespeare for psychological insights, wrote, "The man from Stratford seems to have nothing to justify his claim, whereas Oxford has almost everything".
When John Updike in his Bech books adopts an alter ego who is a writer, he taps into a much richer stream of sensations and insights, writing as a gentile about a Jew, than JM Coetzee does, across a divide assumed to be starker.
"[I]t will be measurement that holds a key to enabling true understanding of this audience behavior (in real-time) to inform dynamic content and advertising in an ever-fragmenting media," Dounia Turrill, Nielsen's senior vice president of insights, wrote in the company's most recent "Total Audience Report," released Wednesday.
David Owen had sufficient insight to write about this kind of behaviour and called it the Hubris syndrome.
