In fact, I'd recently received an insightful, fact-filled letter from Michael Moore pointing out the strengths and weaknesses of each candidate, their voting records on everything from health care to the war in Iraq, how much money had been contributed to their campaign coffers, and by whom.
Nonetheless, several insightful facts did emerge from our analysis of respondents' rating of their work environment.
Gather many statistics and interesting, insightful facts to make it interesting.
"It's an insightful story about fact and gullibility, about world history, about friends and family [and it] sets the standard high for the new Commonwealth book prize".
Matt's Gallery, E3, to 17 Jul Skye Sherwin Subtitled The Aesthetics Of Journalism, this is an insightful look at fact and fiction in contemporary art which borrows from news and documentary reportage.
Additionally, some stereo-deficient participants were insightful of the fact that their hand-eye coordination might be reduced.
But the logical systems of Carnap can quite easily be placed in the context of a logical approach to Bayesian inference, and doing this is in fact quite insightful.
Her analysis of the "relationship" driven Facebook versus the "words" driven Google is particularly insightful – particularly given the fact that Facebook's $50 billion valuation is, presumably, based on the assumption that the Internet will shift from a network based on words to one based on relationships.
His definition of happiness correlates deeply with my own, and I love the way he defines us as organisms in a sea of information… So I would like to ask if we have you to thank for these insightful definitions, or if in fact they have a non-imaginary source whom you could direct me to.
More insightful analyses point to the fact that Kodak had a near-monopolistic grip on a market that was giving it a 70% margin on its products and processes, and that therefore the people who ran the film part of the business were the ones who carried most weight in corporate discussions.
(The issue is, in fact, vexed; for insightful presentations of views rivaling that presented here, see Sleigh 1990 or Cover and Hawthorne 1999).
