Sentence examples for least insight from inspiring English sources

What this suggests is that, as with the imagination, there is no limit to a writer's longevity, that — in some cases at least — insight remains, or grows sharper, with age.

4 10 Previous studies showed that psychology students who performed lowest on intellectual and social tasks displayed the least insight by overestimating their own performance.

The play, which seems to promise some revelations -- or at least insights -- into the assassination, is disappointing in that regard, making references to familiar details from the Zapruder film and to various conspiracy theories but focusing mainly on the imagined tale of how Lynette became centrally involved.

The attempt to predict repressed vs. non-repressed genes using machine learning does not seem to have produced any useful insights, or at least those insights were not made clear in the text (subsection "Predicting a "successful" repression context") or in Figure 7.

That passage has been called the least appreciated insight in intellectual history, in part because it's often misinterpreted.

Regardless, Newman's hateful outburst was at least an insight into the thoughts clanging around inside the vast chasm of his mind – it has been many years since his mood could be read from facial expressions alone.

Mike: Saying I like U2 in a public newsletter is dangerously close to libel, sir. The good thing, I will grant, is that you get at least some insight into the health and well-being of how a public company is faring, something that we really aren't able to get — at least not that easily — when dealing with privately owned companies.

He saw in the metaphysics of light at least partial insight into God's creation of the physical universe and an explanation of why it took the form it did.

"Then that could give doctors a ping to check in or at least some insight.

They do more than copying and pasting government statements, but they all sing from the same hymn sheet, and in doing so give at least some insight into the CPC's thought process.

Genome-wide expression data can, in this regard, provide at least some insight into the conceptual links between CR and aging.