Sentence examples for insightful kind from inspiring English sources
That more insightful kind of writing is now what the Web calls "long-form essay," and it's so not the Tweetocracy.
In the weeks afterwards I learned that in addition to every other attribute she had that I was so attracted to, she was also witty, caring, insightful, kind, thoughtful – my wordcount is limited so I can't go on.
Below is the rest of my conversation with Simon Curtis, a man both insightful and kind, a true cinematic gem.
Her voice is calm, musical, often very quiet; her conversation a disconcerting mixture of the fiercely political and insightful, with a kind of warm blanket of pick-and-mix spirituality.
Happiness is permitted in this novel about a divorced mother and her daughter who survive a hot summer in Springfield, Ill., despite the intrusions of troublesome characters; by the end, the mother has seen in the daughter her own power to be kind, insightful and brave.
An insightful study by Kind and Fiehn(12) demonstrated that if a hypothetical mass spectrometer with an accuracy of 0.1 ppm were available, it would be less successful at identifying unknowns than a mass spectrometer capable of only 3 ppm accuracy, but which was also capable of estimating isotopic ratios with a fixed accuracy of 2%.
Over on MSNBC, Chris Matthews was his usual combination of extremely embarrassing and kind of insightful.
And they were useful as primary editors before I had an actual editor because they are kind and insightful".
And if "did a song" wasn't the kind of insightful journalism you were expecting here then, well, I apologise.
This is exactly the kind of insightful writing that has been missing from travel pages of late, which seem to focus on the latest luxury destinations — nourishing neither the wallet nor the traveler.
I am looking forward to a lungful of fresh air and the kind of insightful aperçus that possibly are available only to a Frenchman with a secure academic position and a command of one of the more expressive Latinate languages.
