Sentence examples for mind insight from inspiring English sources

(Even plain old entertainment value, never mind insight, was in limited supply in the festival's first offering this season, a skeletal production of "Anything Goes" staged by Roger Rees, the company's artistic director).

However, Witt et al. [ 15] advised caution in ruling out a relationship between cognition and violence because of the large amount of case studies suggesting a link and also because other systematic reviews have identified that theory of mind, insight and attitudinal cognition may be risk factors for violence [ 14].

But there's one film, which more than any other I know,  provides an unexpected inside-our-minds insight into why these kind of cinematic "reality checks" remain so compelling and popular.

Never mind that insight about the ravages of alcohol — only a real drink would do for Horst.

If the bulb for Exchanging-Smiles-With-Mother doesn't light up, then Empathy won't be kindled farther along the strand, or Playfulness, or Theory of Mind (the insight that other people have different thoughts from yours).

A.C., he suddenly started asking things like, 'Did Chancer's birth mother drink alcohol?' and 'Does Chancer have a boo-boo on his brain?' and 'Why did my birth mother drink alcohol?' " Before Chancer, Iyal didn't seem to possess "theory of mind," the insight, usually achieved by age 4, that other people have points of view different from your own.

Bearing these targets in mind, an insight into the transport sector is crucial - especially for rail - and the current research attempt to identify current trends, quantify future demand, identify customer needs and suggest ways to meet them.

With these limitations in mind, functional insight into the infection process can be gained especially by comparing the data from the models.

Dungy needs no persuasion to speak his mind; his insights are sophisticated and clear.

By Jonah Lehrer Brain-imaging techniques are revealing how our minds produce insight.

Neither is conducive to the kind of mind-enriching insight and analysis served up by Atherton, Nasser Hussain and David Lloyd in cricket.