Sentence examples for insights stand from inspiring English sources

Two other major insights stand out.

This might sound like so much precious Gallic self-indulgence, but the bliss the author evidently takes in her games with reading and recollection is so disarming (and disarmed) that one willingly follows her down the rabbit-hole to enjoy a peculiarly phantasmagoric experience, whose insights stand out the more strikingly: "It is the ones who believe they know who are truly credulous".

And he deftly depicts the stupidity of much of America's immigration policy, while explaining its history and showing some sympathy for the cat-and-mouse game played with migrants by border-patrol agents.Two chilling insights stand out, as Mr Martínez, after abandoning La Bestia, wanders from one side of Mexico's bloodstained border with the United States to the other.

My mom's war on cancer is not over, but as I reflect on the struggle I've endured alongside her, five insights stand out.

(You may not know who that is, and that's O.K.—I think the insight stands on its own).

His father, despite a touch of insight, stood on one side of the divide; his mother, wife and friend, across it.

A moment of insight stands out when she writes not what a mother is, but what she does: "She fixes the past from the future.

InSight stands for Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations, Geodesy and Heat Transport.

That insight stood out as I spoke to key members of the Obama campaign's senior staff in the following days.

Perhaps because he had been born in Jefferson, Iowa, a typical midwestern town, it seemed natural to him that the views of a small sample group might reflect those of all Americans.Six decades on, the empire founded upon this more-or-less accurate insight still stands.

InSight, which stands for Interior Exploration using Seismic Investigations Geodesy and Heat Transport, is an international mission designed to help us understand how rocky planets, like Mars and the Earth, formed and evolved.