Sentence examples for insightfully pointed out from inspiring English sources
Celebrity marriages never last, as Donkey insightfully pointed out in Shrek.
A friend once insightfully pointed out to me that every product we hold in our hands was once just a thought in someone's mind, an inborn desire to imbue life and meaning into something that had yet to take form.
And yes, perhaps we do become slightly insecure with our loved ones out of fear of rejection, like my therapist so insightfully pointed out.
You insightfully point out the hidden role of the men who drive the sex trade.
Every Australian absorbs the Kelly catalogue almost by osmosis, as Megan Washington insightfully points out at one point.
As Graham insightfully points out, for early Chinese thinkers, "The crucial question...is not the Western philosopher's 'What is the truth?' but 'Where is the Way?', the way to order the state and conduct personal life" (1989, p. 3).
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.
Dani pointed out landmarks.
Siegler pointed out earlier Monday.
LaChapelle pointed out China Chow.
