Sentence examples for it so insightful from inspiring English sources

The flatness of the characters in "Gatsby" is, I think, part of what makes it so insightful.

A wildly humorous quip followed by a comment so insightful it nearly takes your breath away.

And yet the Powell emails are so insightful and direct, it seems a shame – even if we have no sense of shame to let them pass by without comment.

The interview was so funny and so insightful; I wanted to publish it here in its entirety.

That's what we all want, and it's why the suburban novel remains so insightful.

What makes "Provence 1970" so insightful is the picture that it gives of these food writers moving on from the France that they once loved so passionately.

Margaret: It was interesting to me that he was so insightful about Marnie but not about Shosh.

Veteran journalist Kara Swisher had a string of stories so insightful on Yahoo's internal ructions it sometimes seemed she had been inside the boardroom.

In "The Rebel" Camus refused to take the party line and "wrote like a free man," Milosz declares, which is also something one should say about the author of "The Captive Mind," a book so insightful about intellectuals and Communism that it retains the capacity to shock some 50 years after it was written.

And so we come to Franzen's latest collection, which, while not nearly as strong as his novels, still has its attractions, as might be expected from so insightful and resourceful a writer.

Leo wasn't always so insightful.