Sentence examples for memorable insights from inspiring English sources
The memorable insights come from other writers.
His wry humor and memorable insights will be fondly remembered and greatly missed.
Moreno, now 81, offers few memorable insights into her life's decisions or her craft, but there are plenty of celebrity anecdotes, some quite intimate.
From his reading (a Gide novel was "terrible nonsense") to the cities he visited ("the London underground is hell"), this wonderfully rich collection offers memorable insights into a brilliant writer.
But one waits in vain for such memorable insights as Cynthia Ozick's remark that Eliot's tormented first marriage "blackened him metaphysically," or Ackroyd's sardonic observation that "a picture of Eliot in a prospect of drizzle evokes a quality in the man himself".
By limiting the span of the action to the run-up to the meeting and the meeting itself, Johnson — working with a script by Joey Sagal, Hanala Sagal, and Cary Elwes — creates a film that, for all its near-absurd comedy, offers striking and memorable insights into two overfamiliar historical figures, especially Presley.
That way, you get a fascinating, memorable insight into another culture - without upsetting the local people or indeed having to endure any eye-watering local rituals.
It's helped us to pick out some facts instead of others, and to aim to build a narrative towards a moment of exciting, illuminating, memorable insight.
As developers' helicopters scan the property for opportunities, we are given a memorable insight into the death of the Celtic Tiger, and all told in Guinness's supple, wry, elegant style.
There's a documentary playing tomorrow night at Harlem Stage, "Mary Lou Williams: The Lady Who Swings the Band," which, if it doesn't advance the form of documentary filmmaking, nonetheless delivers memorable and valuable insights into the life and work of a hidden hero of musical modernity.
As always, our give-and-take was meaningful and memorable, the students' insights uncommonly perceptive.
