The use of "insightful of" in written English is not correct. You should use the phrase "insightful about" instead. For example: The speaker provided great insight about the importance of teamwork.
It was very insightful of him, but also very compassionate".
The more insightful of the fluttery aristocrats envy the workers their certainty.
"She was often the most realistic and insightful of the board and one of the most challenging to management's thinking," said Charles Giancarlo, the former chief development officer at Cisco and now a partner at Silver Lake Partners, a private equity firm.
Bishop, who comes across as the more sensible and insightful of the pair, placidly ignored this revelation (she remained somewhat coquettish, from a distance); and their friendship proceeded as before — they continued to address each other as "Dearest," and once Lowell called her "Dear Heart".
His account of "how I got the story," potentially the freshest and most insightful of the book's intersecting narratives, also leaves many questions unanswered, even as it inadvertantly betrays the weaknesses of investigative journalism in an era of co-productions and reporting by committee.
All this and more takes place in Dig!, Ondi Timoner's hilarious, tragic, absurdly realistic seven-year labour of love and fear which, as satire, makes Spinal Tap seem subdued and is by far the most engaging and insightful of the recent wave of rockumentaries.
And in two lines, what an insightful analysis of Life of Pi.
Considerations like these helped tie liberatory feminist philosophical work to the development of an insightful philosophy of disability.
Add some of these insightful examinations of life's end, and what comes after, to your reading list.
A lucid insightful examination of the tenure of the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
This is insightful because of the nature of cyber credit in the context of Internet finance.
