Sentence examples for predictable insights from inspiring English sources
In tone, "Restoration" falls somewhere between the two, offering gentle if predictable insights into its fallible characters' relationships with an almost perfect masterpiece.
While the students were predictably smart, I gained other insights that were less predictable, chief among them being how imperfect and inflexible the educational system is in China.
Behavioural economists argue that consumers are not hyper-rational but have predictable biases, and they use insights from experiments to make models imitate reality more closely.
But his insights are cautious and predictable, and his energy level verges on nonexistent.
"The economy is going to drive the sorts of changes we need if we have even a little of that foresight," she said, referring to insight that helps you recognize "predictable surprises," or what bestselling author Nassim Nicholas Taleb calls black swans.
These predictable microstructure and electrochemical performance of HCNFs provide important insight for the design of novel nanostructured anode materials such as Si or Sn encapsulated HCNFs.
" 'One Heart' builds in somber intensity, leading to insights and resolutions that move far beyond the predictable," Paula Friedman wrote here in 1999.
This is a diagnostic step, and as well, the insights you have may fall outside of a predictable category.
Of course, Shakespeare wins the debate, but any verbal depth and insight in the argument are lost in the predictable pyrotechnics of babes and boobs.
"The Good Muslim," by Tahmima Anam (Harper Collins; $25.99) Anam's fluent prose and sharp insights are at their best when the narrative strays from predictable conflicts into the surreal ways in which faith and love work — and sometimes fail.
