Sentence examples for provocative insight from inspiring English sources

But he never sustains a line of thought long enough or searchingly enough to reach a truly provocative insight.

It is profoundly insightful; but it is the task of the interpreter to work out the full implications of its often provocative insight.

Inception finds Nolan once again demonstrating his unique ability to meld sprawling action sequences with psychologically provocative insight, so that one is just as likely to exit the film pondering Kant and Kierkegaard, as they are to marvel at DiCaprio's handiwork with a pistol.

The article by Zuo and colleagues [ 1] provides new and provocative insight into the role of mPRs in epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT), a differentiation process characteristic of basal phenotype breast cancer.

Some of Gay's most provocative insights relate to the revenge motif.

The elfin, amiable Mr. Terkel was a gifted and seemingly tireless interviewer who elicited provocative insights and colorful, detailed personal histories from a broad mix of people.

Karpf's study lacks focus but includes provocative insights, including the speculation that Al Gore and John Kerry have both been hampered by "a lack of vocal charisma".

As the welfare state expands, it can eventually undermine people's willingness to take risks or look after themselves.Different strokes for different folksOne of Mr Bell's most provocative insights ran throughout his work.