Sentence examples for insight you mean from inspiring English sources
The piece "True Love", after opening with an intimate celebration of sexuality, culminates in lines that are beautifully poised, deeply concerned with evoking what a secular notion of insight might mean.
"Insight was meant to be your first hybrid or your first car," Mr. Center said, "and we launched it after all the kids got out of school and couldn't find work".
With respect to gaining structural insight, this means that students must be taught with the appropriate realistic or realistic-schematic image.
What do these insights mean for health policy?
Does the success of imputation, and the corresponding lack of new insights into biology, mean that data-driven assessments in DREAM are a failure?
Insight means understanding how a problem emerged and what defensive purpose it serves.
The bias of asymmetric insight means that people are less likely to see others who disagree with them in nuanced or complex ways; simple things can explain complex and multifaceted changes in opinion or actions.
High incidence, catastrophic impact on affected families and absence of mechanistic insight means that SIDS represents a major medical challenge.
Body language in particular was highlighted as significant to the participants' interpretation of their situation, and this increased insight meant they were better able to express what kind of information they desired.
True customer insight means learning how the client functions internally and how your contacts prefer to interact with those outside the company structure.
