Sentence examples for insightful part of from inspiring English sources
However, Prof Jiang believes it's the differences between the most common types of cancer found in Britain and China which could prove the most insightful part of the joint research.
But the most insightful part of the interview was when Zuckerberg called out John Battelle and Tim O'Reilly on the inaccuracy of their Web 2.0 "Points of Control" map.
For nearly 10 years and more than 1,400 episodes, Colbert remained a constantly amusing and insightful part of our national dialogue.
Pollsters caution that polls are very volatile, even those taken within weeks of the first ballots being cast in the early states, but this is only true for people (especially the political press) who put all their attention on the least stable and insightful part of the public opinion poll: the horse race question.
Perhaps the most insightful part of their work came from transcriptional profiling.
These were some of the most tranquil, insightful parts of my day, whether I was staring into the eyes of a Cindy Sherman portrait or losing myself in the colors of Rothko.
I watched Portrait of Wally at this year's Tribeca Film Festival, where I was also witness to an insightful panel discussion as part of their "Tribeca Talks: After the Movie" program.
STATA statistical software, version 12.0 (STATA Corp., College Station, TX), was used to perform all the analyses.An additional insightful case (that was not part of the natural history samples) is provided to enhance discussion of our results.
Moreover, a supportive 'overdose' can restrict insightful processes and discoveries on the part of the learners (Walshaw and Anthony 2008).
Eliot's classicism has been viewed by others less positively, as "a full-scale retreat from the present tense", in Michael Wood's insightful formulation, part and parcel of his reactionary conservatism, of which his antisemitism was also a symptom.
The flatness of the characters in "Gatsby" is, I think, part of what makes it so insightful.
