Sentence examples for insightful a from inspiring English sources

Reynolds is a thoughtful historian, and "Waking Giant" is as engaging and insightful a narrative of this critical interregnum as any written in many years.

Whatever your position on that issue, you can still appreciate Giovanni Boldini's glamorous "Portrait of a Lady (Mrs. Lionel Phillips, William Orpenen's insightful "A Bloomsbury Family" or the sumptuously embroidered evening gown designed by the House of Worth in Paris for Lady Curzon, the Vicereine of India.

More importantly, both deal with their protagonists in a manner that is warmly and comically insightful, a quality that also defines Alexander and Karaszewski's other biopics such as The People vs Larry Flynt, which painted the pornographer as a freedom-of-speech hero.

As in political elections, the filtering of voters in the Oscars makes a big difference; for instance, Coogler's previous film, "Creed," from 2015, is as drastic, original, and politically insightful a reconfiguration of a familiar franchise as is "Black Panther," but it received only one Oscar nomination — for its most prominent white actor, Sylvester Stallone, for Best Supporting Actor.

Football writing in the United States is a bit of a strange discipline, traditionally lamented as bad writing—"the bigger the ball, the worse the prose," they say but as insightful a repository of sporting analysis as you'll find among the big four.

Black closed the event with an insightful A-Z guide on how to be a social entrepreneur.

He was about as insightful as a mechanic explaining a flat tire to you.

At the time, his description of Gainey was an insightful observation about a contemporary player on a great team.

In short, an index would be more insightful than a single number.

This can mean a person is more sensitive and insightful developing a more refined nature.

She was an insightful writer and a wonderful artist.