Sentence examples for lovely insight from inspiring English sources

It's refreshing to find Pratchett's humour and erudition trained on Earth rather than mediated through Discworld, and the footnotes – apparently Gaiman and Pratchett often footnoted each other's sections, a lovely insight into how their styles and humour mingled – show them at their best ("Shadwell hated all southerners and, by inference, was standing at the North Pole").

The drawings, for example, depicting the basics of group theory: rows and ranks of squares rotated through 90, 180, 270 degrees, apparently unchanged, if it were not for the way the moves are represented, with flailing little humanoid arms and legs – a lovely insight into the synaesthesia of giftedness.

As well as lovely insights into the lives of men such as Hamish Bowles, Wolfgang Tillmans, Helmut Lang and Claude Montana, this tome also contains the work of photographers such as Alasdair McLellan, Bruce Weber and Juergen Teller.

It's a lovely flash of insight.

Interesting insight, lovely story, nicely produced.

Ms. Greenidge has a lovely way with language and piercing insight into issues of identity and self-worth, but "Bossa Nova" could use just a bit more texture.

There are some scenes in which Elizabeth encounters herself as a girl (Sadie Sink and Elizabeth Teeter alternate in the role), but these, though lovely, are too stagey to offer much insight.

We were all a bit lubricated, and feeling relaxed together, though Nate a less so and there are a few lovely moments of unguarded affection as well as insight into what could have been.

The trip gave us an amazing insight into the authentic village life and lovely people of Kerala.

The facade the film offers is a lovely, and mildly diverting one, but there's little insight to be found below the surface.

They can offer no insight into those places beyond saying what a lovely time they had.