Sentence examples for insights perfectly from inspiring English sources

And the reality is that Franzen is an exceptional writer, more skilled than most other men or women at producing brutal insights, perfectly evocative turns of phrase, and genuine hilarity: "Self-pity seeped into her, a conviction that for no one but her was sex so logistically ungainly, a tasty fish with so many small bones".

Her psychological insight accumulates through perfectly observed details, without a trace of pomposity.

"I found myself wondering why a man of Edward Said's intelligence should feel compelled to encase his modest but perfectly acceptable insights in a fantastically structured armoring that bristles at every point with a fashionable authority.

It's nice to have someone who's a clued up and intelligent investigator but ultimately relies on force of will to get results, especially after reading so much Sherlock Holmes recently, where the fun is all in the seemingly superhuman (but actually perfectly rational) insights.

Thus, network morphisms and emulations provide a new perspective on network structure and similarity that may give helpful insights even when not perfectly realized.

These policy tools are often based on the insight that rational actors perfectly weigh the costs and benefits of adopting certain behaviors and well-crafted economic incentives and disincentives will lead to socially desirable development scenarios.

And he responded by offering a peeved but perfectly valid insight about the nature of sports fandom.

There was superb pianism, too, in the Schubert and especially Brahms sequences, in which Keenlyside's concern with searching out meanings that other singers overlook was perfectly matched by insights from his keyboard partner.

As elaborated in the following subsections, such a simple topology can perfectly capture the insights of our analysis while facilitating the thorough comprehension of the numerical results.

Guests posts offered a refreshing insight into Cardiff life which perfectly complimented the run-of-the-mill beatblogging on council meetings, potholes and daily news updates.

Alexis Washam at Hogarth US added that St Aubyn's "razor-sharp psychological insight and unsparing wit" were "perfectly suited to a retelling of the timeless King Lear".