Sentence examples for insights like this from inspiring English sources
Insights like this give Homans's history profound resonance and it's only rarely that her contextualising looks forced.
Insights like this flesh out her parallel biographies, which would have been further enriched by details of just how close the lives of the three alumni came to converging after they left Little Red.
Insights like this could improve building safety, and researchers at University College London are using such models to look for better crowd-management measures for the Notting Hill carnival.
Insights like this are achieved in art, and in disciplines across MIT, by daring to ask big, intriguing, sometimes disconcerting questions about every part of our world and being open to answers from unexpected quarters.
According to a recent article by Jonah Lehrer in the New Yorker, scientists who have investigated insights like this have found bursts of electrical frequency in the brain, a sudden spike of gamma rhythm caused by the binding of neurones in the cortex.
Slate: A gravely obsessive Pepperidge Farm fan samples every variety of the label's cookies and emerges with alarming insights like this: "I don't quite understand how a Milano slice is really a Milano — it would seem an open-faced Milano would be a contradiction in terms, seeing as the sandwich structure of the original is the defining feature".
CB Insights liked them enough to include them in the AI 100 list — no small feat, considering the number of AI startups these days.
Notwithstanding these limitations, we believe that insights like those presented in this paper are critical to translating policy rhetoric regarding community participation into practice.
This revealed helpful insights, like the benefit of managers building autonomy, feedback, and significance into the job.
An insight like this may seem purely subjective, far removed from anything a scientist could measure.
The filmmakers are constantly on camera, eating tacos or commenting on the interviews with insight like this: "She's just such a sweet lady.
