Sentence examples for much less insight from inspiring English sources

Why would I be interested in my life 20 years ago, when I had much less insight?

"People with mental illness have much less insight than they would normally," Flaherty says.

The opaque nature of North Korean society means there has been no official acknowledgement of the rise of this carefully managed version of consumer society, much less any insight into why Kim has allowed it to flourish on his watch.

A second group of patients with similar familial dysfunction were much more troubled by their symptoms and displayed much less psychological insight.

Belief in rebirth (or any other doctrine, for that matter) is considered much less important than insights that come from carefully investigating the nature of phenomena as they are, here and now.

So, the association between problem-type and requirement of an insight is much less rigid than usually assumed.

It certainly wouldn't be sufficient merely to claim that marriage is/isn't necessarily heterosexual on the basis of "platitudes," much less on "an act of rational insight [into] the propositional content itself"; or because speakers found the inference from marriage to heterosexuality "primitively compelling" and couldn't imagine gay people getting married!

As enjoyable as these shows may have been, I rarely left them with new insights into their subjects, much less into the nature of fame.

Now I am nearly 60, my main insight is that I am much less special than I once believed.

In her notes assessing the work, she never picked out a particular insight she was pleased with, much less a turn of phrase.

Alternatively, one can obtain insight of qualitative relations using much less data and simpler models.