Sentence examples for insightfully observed from inspiring English sources
As one reviewer insightfully observed, "Dash is really an augmentation of existing hardware.
This interest in the characters pays dividends when the story starts to unravel, grounding the flights of fantasy in believable relationships between the teen protagonists, who are insightfully observed and uncharacteristically supportive.
Mark Steyn insightfully observed that.
By insightfully observing these stakeholders in their natural environment, Fearis says, students will start to identify discontinuities that impede their work and which, if eliminated, could result in better patient outcomes or improvements in time, cost of other important parameters.
As the cavalcade of astute cable news pundits so insightfully observes, Barack Obama, with his fancy education, damning record of intellectual pursuit, and sweet sunglasses, is also an elitist, which explains why I'm voting for him.
In the entry on "recording quality and cynicism", he notes Dylan's lazy indifference to the presentation of much of his later work, observing insightfully that Dylan's "cynical outer shell... in the corrosive form of some kind of self-contempt, some denigration of his own artistry, has seeped inside.
Furthermore, in a literature review, Guan [ 23] pointed out that Masters and Johnson, back in 1968 [ 33], insightfully acknowledged that aging itself is not what they observed to be the cause of cessation of sexual activity in older patients, but that sexual norms correlate highly with sexual activity and usually discourage sex in older age.
A review of Werner Erhard in Kirkus Reviews similarly concluded, "Too entranced to be truly objective, Bartley is nonetheless an insightfully partial observer".
