Sentence examples for inventive insight from inspiring English sources

DIANE ZEGARRA, a pastor and entrepreneur in Hermon, Me., says her moment of inventive insight was divinely inspired.

Square claims McKelvey, who is a software engineer and glass blower, in February 2009, in "a flash of inventive insight", conceived of a way in which businesses and individuals could easily accept and process credit card payments, using a cell phone and a card reader for reading magnetic card stripes that was small enough to be plugged into a user cell phone with ease.

He is a superb storyteller, brilliantly inventive, with insights into the human psyche that are truly international.

(It's still under two hours, and performed without an intermission.) But the lived-in performances from the cast make even the rare digression into lyric wordplay for its own sake enjoyable, and Ms. Gibson's writing is so full of inventive humor and wise insight that you happily indulge her occasional excesses.

He is intelligent, inventive and full of insights; the dismissive lines over Polonius's corpse are here imbued with the profound regret of a man who is aware he has severed ties with the analyst on whom he depended.

The chapter discusses Jan Bart Le Poole's strong motivation and powers of survival under wartime conditions, together with his creative insights and inventive approach.

The main objective of the course is to provide students with insights into inventive processes by utilizing the means of experimenting, exploration, documentation and reflection.

The Guardian described him as "fascinating to watch... intelligent, inventive and full of insights... [he] delivers the "What a piece of work is man" passage with a beautiful consciousness of human potential".

Again, his chapter on the spinoff which became Maude with Bea Arthur was a scintillating insight to the genius of Lear's inventive mind, followed by Redd Fox doing Sanford and Sons, then the first black family show on TV, Good Times.

The episodic structure and bluntly drawn characters of "Pericles" play to the strengths of Mr. O'Brien, whose inventive productions are usually stronger in conceptual clarity and insights than in individual portraiture.

Dancing became a metaphor for blindness and insight in "Eyes of the Soul," the choreographically inventive work by Ramón Oller that was the highlight of a sharply danced performance by Ballet Hispánico on Sunday afternoon.