Sentence examples for losing insight from inspiring English sources

The vitality of the biography was lost in all the technological effects, and the audience was losing insight just at the point when its involvement should be getting more profound.

Further, the idiosyncrasies of particular affixes cannot be accounted for in terms of natural classes without losing insight.

Our study focused on a limited set of narrowly operationalized outcomes, potentially losing insight about the link between perinatal circumstances and severity of psychiatric symptoms and specific psychiatric disorders; further work to explore these links is required.

"We have lost insight.

Subjects also lose insight of their disease process and limitations (anosognosia).

Hence, results have been filtered by the authors of the reports, and also through translation, which may have led to lost insight or bias.

Although insight is initially maintained in patients with PDD, 81% will lose insight over 3 years (Fénelon et al., 2000; Goetz et al., 2006), which severely affects quality of life for both patients and caregivers (Goetz and Stebbins, 1993; Aarsland et al., 2000).

(Actually, the reason I read Haberler back when was because I wanted to see if there were "lost" insights in macro comparable to the ones that had been temporarily suppressed in geography and development. I couldn't find any; pre-Keynesian macro was just a mess).

She also talks, more casually, but without losing her insight, of her own environment, of growing up in a biracial family and interrogates why she sees herself first and foremost as a black person.

However, the clever ones recognize that losing the insight, knowledge and wisdom that a diverse workforce brings to technology is a problem they can't afford to ignore.

But in this case, the older and wiser group could learn some valuable lessons about how to respond to getting screwed by the refs--about not losing the insight that the season is long and that players and teams who learn from their mistakes, bounce back from the bad calls, and continually work on their game plans are the ones who win in the long run.