Sentence examples for insightful passage from inspiring English sources

Every now and then, as in this example, Pfaelzer hits her stride in a clear and insightful passage of analysis.

In one insightful passage, Isabel reflects on the feeling of being an inadequate actress, improvising a supporting role in the drama of her daily existence.

In one insightful passage, he wrote that the "granting of independence to the various Soviet nationalities will come about peacefully, and some sort of federation will be created".

In another insightful passage from the same volume, Diogenes offers us the following lines.

But even in the play's sporadically insightful passages, it tends to be the playwright's voice we hear.

Some of the most entertaining and insightful passages in "The Free World" occur when there is hardly any action, and characters merely reminisce or ruminate.

This is not to say that there aren't superb, insightful passages to be found throughout the book, passages that often draw on southern Asia's visual and sensual collisions.

This is at least in part a relief, since the bits that do consider the isolating tendencies of a life online are the least insightful passages in the book.

Recently, I've taken to identifying the most insightful passages I encounter with an Evernote tag "commonplacebook", then printing them out and putting them in a ring binder, which I then peruse in idle moments.

JAV: When you were campaigning in 2000, one of the most provocative and insightful passages in one of your speeches was when you said, "The world is a system and not a collection of individuals".

But just when you think Mr. Wood's impish enthusiasm is getting annoying, he surprises you with a passage of insightful lyricism.