Sentence examples for its insightful from inspiring English sources

His Murdoch criticism was larded with praise for the paper and its "insightful financial journalism" and the need to preserve it.

That befits its insightful depiction of this whole fraught family and the strange atmosphere in which Zach grows up.

"I don't agree with the mayors here who have torn that show down," she says, praising its insightful portrait of the city.

But what is clear is that while the problem identified by De Piero is unique in its scale, many Britons have always looked on politics as "just another of the forces which exploit them and of which they know little or nothing" – to quote Mass Observation again, this time from its insightful 1939 book Britain.

And though Treme (pronounced "trih-may") shares DNA with The Wire (its keen eye for the rhythm of a city, its insightful racial commentary and its sprawling scope come courtesy of Simon, Overmyer and other members of The Wire's tight-knit writing staff, including George Pelecanos and the late David Mills) the two series are wildly divergent.

As a better alternative, UWB pulse radar has been widely used in moving target detection [3, 9, 10], through-wall imaging [11, 12] and post-earthquake search and rescue [13 15] due to its insightful advantages such as strong permeability and excellent time resolution.

Baker's film is at its most insightful in its well-conceived scenes of Halley and Moonee confronting indignities of class.

"Frontline" does not provide an answer, but its judicious, insightful report forces us to ponder the question and its stark implications for the world we all live in now.

Ron Rosenbaum's impressive book "Explaining Hitler" (1998) was the very model of cultural history-writing at its most insightful and provocative.

I'm going to ignore the limitations of the aforementioned study – for instance, the fact it involved interviews with just eight recreational runners – and instead focus on its unquestionably insightful "thematic analysis".

He is a warm-blooded satirist, both at home and not at home in the Asian and white worlds that he writes about, and his work is at its most insightful when, in an act of perverse ventriloquism, he analyzes China and the lives of Chinese-Americans through Western eyes.