Sentence examples for obvious insight from inspiring English sources

Boy, that's a blindingly obvious insight.

Realizing the nature of this brain-vagina connection led me, as a feminist, to have the next obvious insight.

She brings obvious insight and authority to certain stories that her Anglo-Saxon colleagues can't match – but as far as I can tell, she is no more or less devout than anyone else in Britain today.

"The proper layout for a desktop touch screen machine is the architect's desk," I wrote then, in a moment of glaringly obvious insight.

But underlying these questions is a simple and very obvious insight: that the center of a modern society, economy and community is not technology; it is not information; it is not productivity.

As I said as soon as I heard of it, I don't see an income tax hike on most taxpayers as a good idea politically, and there's private polling that bears out that very obvious insight.

And Talese is full of staggeringly obvious insights about restaurants.

Such obvious insights would be understandable in the introduction if the material became less obvious as you read along.

The obvious triggers of peaks and troughs in the happiness index may raise snickers, but to researchers they are reassuring and hold the promise of less obvious insights.

What won't be resolved so easily are the problems with the staging, which is confused and illogical, and offers no obvious insights into Wagner's drama.

Sadly, its main effect is repeatedly to seize the viewer with the urge to press eject and slot in any one of the Altman movies invoked – major or minor (still a fluid distinction) – and watch the real thing in lieu of the largely third-hand and obvious insights here gathered.