The part of the sentence 'insights by' can be used in written English.
For example, you can use it when you want to introduce a particular person's insights or opinions on a certain topic. For example: "Insights by Dr. John Smith indicate that further research is needed in this area."
They will display one of Jesus's insights: "By their fruits shall ye know them".
Honda reports having sold 7,084 Insights by July of this year; they are still rare, and enticing.
This is how many timely selections come to pass, not via inspired insights by omniscient coaches or selectors but happenstance.
Those who can't visit the show in person can share in its insights by reading the catalogue.
Mr. Singleton examines what this means in a film that "earns credibility for its insights by moving beyond image and rhetoric" (A. O. Scott).
For those here who may not know much about me, let me give you some very short insights by saying this.
Computer analysis of talk will yield new insights by closely analyzing the so-called metadata of speech — its intonations, pauses and interjections.
Once students develop expertise or insights by exploring a topic in depth, they tend to be motivated to inform others about what they have learned.
Despicable Me 2, the followup to 2010 smash animation, is a Silence of the Lambs-style story (his comparison) of an arch criminal employed for his insights by a federal body.
Written and narrated by the DiMaggio biographer Richard Ben Cramer, with telling insights by the sportswriter Maury Allen, this 90-minute chapter in the "American Experience" series is a cold look at the hollowness of "The Hero's Life".
Fossils can offer unique insights by exposing the sequence of character acquisition in ancient evolutionary radiations.
