Sentence examples for raw insights from inspiring English sources

It would make a great story to know, but Girardi has never cared much about filling notebooks with deep, raw insights.

Even when the movie stumbles ― as in a manic-pixie-dream-girl subplot involving an older sex worker (FKA Twigs) that borders on uncomfortable ― it remains a raw insight into the mind of someone who couldn't avoid a troubled upbringing, try as he might.

In addition to simply identifying traits of agronomic interest, this natural genetic variation can also provide the raw material for new insights into the diversity of molecular mechanisms that determine important trait variation.

It treats the original work as raw material in the creation of new expression, new aesthetics or new insights.

"We got raw fresh insight into our company from people who not long ago knew nothing about it and who came up with unbiased recommendations," he said.

It is now shorthand for the use of detailed statistics in sport, particularly around recruitment – these days, a great many elite sport teams accept that fracking raw data produces insights the human eye, no matter how experienced, will miss.

Martin Scorsese's comments on the Criterion Collection's laser disc of "Taxi Driver" isn't just an interview; it's a master class, with an intoxicating wealth of raw data and insight into his perspective.

Since then over 500,000 Americans have been killed by firearms in the USA, and Nelson's interviews provide a raw and intimate insight into the lives and beliefs of everyday people speaking with chilling frankness.

This is not just raw data but insight and could be useful as a compliance product.

In the short term they are building a compliance product – this is not just raw data but insight.

Ridley Scott is among the backers of Springsteen & I, a portrait of Bruce Springsteen that will be told through fans' "raw footage … personal insights, abstractions and reflections" about the singer, according to the Hollywood Reporter.