She studied anthropology and did research in Greece, a country where she later settled and described insightfully and at times lyrically, both in fiction and memoir.
Perhaps "The Avengers: Age of Ultron" will treat artificial intelligence more insightfully.
It is easy to criticise it, as Lilia Shevtsova does, insightfully, hereWe are dealing with two completely different ways of thinking here.
Experience is less important than the ability to write simply, insightfully and entertainingly.
After solving several hundred such problems, some monkeys learn to master each new one in a single trial, as if insightfully.
It is told in the form of a diary, sitting by sitting, easily, conversationally, insightfully, with a delicate humour, often self-deprecating.
"One clue that the leader of Greece gives no f$$cks about his country defaulting: not wearing a tie as he addresses his government" Lowe said insightfully.
Elsewhere, the minutiae of love are insightfully addressed in songs like the swampy Southern soul plaint "Stand Right By Each Other" and especially the country-rocker "Stowaway in Your Heart", a beautiful conceit sure to become a standard.
"He has done some terrible things," she insightfully told Oprah, "and I don't want to put my family in danger".
The books insightfully explored the fraught relationship between children and adults through a combination of mythological allusion and biting social critique.
Such information provides a framework for understanding biological systems, the significance of which was captured insightfully by American theoretical physical chemist Linus Pauling and French biologist Emil Zuckerkandl, who stated in a joint paper, "Life is a relationship among molecules and not a property of any one molecule".
