Sentence examples for insightful to note from inspiring English sources

It is hardly insightful to note that leadership is essential to get America out of this enervating recession, and more importantly to create sustained growth and prosperity that have long been the hallmark of the great American "experiment".

It's insightful to note that heavy de-regulation of big banks is the root cause of so many millions of jobs lost during the Great Recession.

It was insightful to see how they dealt with adversity".

You don't have to be particularly insightful to see where that will lead: more abortions.

It's rather insightful to read a critique of a product launch in real-time.

It is insightful to investigate the behaviour of the genetic algorithm-based method in further detail.

In doing so, it becomes more insightful to understand the relationship between niches and the regime.

Noel Gallagher has something insightful to say.

The scrupulous and insightful notes to "Iceland's Bell" are provided by its translator, Philip Roughton, who has done a commendable job over all, marred by occasional solecisms.

In this paper, Hadley Freeman recently wrote an insightful article, noting that Juno is not the product of an anti-abortion culture, but one which has taken abortion for granted.

An insightful observer, Gore notes that the things she thought might make her happy did not, and she notes further that a vast majority of books on happiness and positive psychology have been written by men — by Martin Seligman (who has contributed to the genre many, many times) and by an armada of other male psychologists.