Meanwhile, the movie is playing in Europe, and Fincher has been giving interviews, including one, with Cahiers du Cinéma, in which he offers a few deeply insightful phrases about his own work.
In 1878, Margaret Wolfe Hungerford published a simple but insightful phrase in her novel 'Molly Bawn' that was to be quoted so often it has almost become cliché: "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder".
Return to the revolutionary, insightful phrase we were recently taught: "live within our means".
When Thomas concentrates on Meg's quotidian frustrations and the interior tortures of the authorial life, she can be a fluid and effortlessly entertaining writer — a master of the illusion that insightful turns of phrase emanate from her fingertips without any effort.
Ms. Fuchs, an insightful musician, showed elegant phrasing throughout and expressive poise in the F sharp minor Adagio.
Actually, we found these comments so insightful and relevant that the phrase 'analogous enzymes' was replaced with 'non-homologous isofunctional enzymes' (NISE) throughout.
I believed that every phrase that they had written on that wall was insightful – so much so, that the exact same phrases are printed and on display in our boardroom at FIG. They are printed on the wall to serve as touchstones and I often point to one in particular: 'opinions don't count; we will make decisions based on numbers'.
Based on Fallows's three-year sojourn in China, her insightful chronicle of learning Mandarin uses key phrases and concepts to unlock aspects of society, casting light along the way on many idiosyncrasies of the Chinese view of the world.
Taking that complex sense of generation as insightful, we can focus on its modifier as the decisive word in the phrases built upon it.
Yet this was a "Dichterliebe" in which an insightful vocal artist had a compelling idea about the words and music of every phrase.
