Sentence examples for insights understood from inspiring English sources

Mathematicians building on Riemann's insights understood more than 100 years ago that such surfaces can be classified topologically, i.e. up to deformation, by a single number, namely, the number of handles.

Nixon, with his sterile capacity for insight, understood the reductiveness of historical judgment, and he wanted to head off his own ignominy while there was time.

Beneath the surface message ("choose"), the hidden message ("is lame") was meant for her: she would hear it and then, in a flash of insight, understand why the world rocked when she walked, why the hems of her dresses were cut on the diagonal, and why the lord chamberlain rushed to give her his arm each time she had to descend a staircase.

Those with true insight understand that the issues which make bad news are rooted in poor business practices.

In a moment of awful insight, I understood that my own life as a 21st-century Australian was based on something close to theft.

With his extraordinary compassion and insight, Sacks understood that his patients were individuals and that each had his or her own idiosyncratic trajectory.

In regular families, this insight is understood a different way: Women feel more guilty about leaving their kids for a job than men do.

Another reason may be that the successful men who make up the majority of politicians often lack the insights to understand the problem.

These results may provide new insights to understand the biological effects of space environment to rice.

These results offer useful insights to understand the thermal behavior of the carbonaceous decomposition materials.

The study was expected to bring new insights to understand the differences underlying the purchasing behaviour of staff.