Sentence examples for radical insight from inspiring English sources

Should the Hawks defy that piece of logic much longer a radical insight into the season will surely be identified.

In retrospect, such a combination of radical insight and Old World elegance was probably just too much for Ophuls's hosts.

The first alienation was a by-product of their political vision: radical insight can resemble the mind-set described by the clinical psychologist Louis Sass, in "Madness and Modernism" (1992), when he wrote that the schizophrenic is "acutely aware of the inauthenticities and compromises of normal social existence".

This is not a radical insight, but considering all the different interests among the numerous players, compromise is certainly the best course.

Another radical insight: the most important of the seven emotional systems, the SEEKING-EXPECTANCY system, may be at the core of understanding depression.

He is director of the doctor of management programme and author of Rethinking Management: Radical Insights from the Complexity Sciences Join the community of sustainability professionals and experts.

Although the dissertation contains some of his most radical insights into language and literature, his examiners rejected it, admitting that they couldn't understand a single page.

With the emergence of the "new genetics", he realised the potential to gain radical insights into the understanding of schizophrenia and manic depression.

Roth's Everyman is not imperceptive or naïve but helplessly under the spell of mortality: no radical insights, no celestial harmonies, only an unrelenting awareness of unalterable mistakes, an amalgam of bad conscience, gratitude, memory, and longing.

Jones shows how Darwin, living a family life in the English countryside, was able to attain radical insights and experimental results from the materials of his garden and greenhouses and from the fields that surrounded his house.

Trends come and go, one philosopher is all the rage, then the moment passes, the once radical insights begin to look dated and the intellectual caravan moves on to some new, often more arcane, territory of thought.