Sentence examples for move insights from inspiring English sources

Public private partnerships represent an implicit contract that we will move insights forward, usually into market, for a return on investment and recognition within peer-reviewed circles.

A Generation on the Move: Insights into the conditions, aspirations and activism of Arab youth is produced by the Issam Fares Institute-American University of Beirut, with the support of UNICEF.

The author's substantial research results in illuminating and sometimes moving insights into the entanglements of race, class and gender in the heterogeneous and geographically limited society of Trinidad a half century ago.

The Wellcome Collection's James Peto said he was "delighted" that the shortlist included "fact and fiction and offers such moving insights into both body and mind and the ways in which our health shapes our lives".

It is a funny, heartwarming, moving insight into people's lives.

It's a moving insight into the difficulties of trans-masculine existence, made all the more powerful for its incorporation of Feinberg's own experiences.

Little Soldier gives a moving insight into the initiation into violence and the politics behind it which young children may have experienced.

The novel's great, moving insight was that the teachers who enable the savviest and most privileged to leave are themselves among those left behind.

The film provides a moving insight into one man's struggle to reconcile the kinship he feels for his adopted Bay Area home with his Middle Eastern roots.

The ragged structure of "The Poor Itch," an unfinished play by John Belluso now on view as part of the Public Theater's Lab series, gives the audience a moving insight into the complexities (and the frustrations) of the playwriting process.

The voice of the renowned bass James Morris, who sings the Dutchman, is beginning to sound worn, but he still brings vocal presence and deeply moving insight to the role, one of his best.