Sentence examples for reader insight from inspiring English sources

In order to explore all this, Grace's story is interspersed with six other perspectives, giving the reader insight into the inner lives of some of the secretive neighbours.

However, we try to provide the reader insight into the performance of each method based on experimental results found in literature, and through simulation analysis on a 2-DOF-robot.

The testimony of a few of these characters is genuinely moving, giving the reader insight into the reasons so many risk so much to try to come to the United States; but for the most part, these chapters feel more like classroom exercises in ventriloquism than organic parts of this novel.

Our aim is to offer the reader insight in the possibilities and limitations of this technique, compared with other parameters in BMC determination.

To give the reader insight and understanding as regards fractional calculus in more depth, we refer to the books of Oldham and Spanier [2], Miller and Ross [3], Podlubny [4], Kilbas et al. [5] and the references cited therein.

This collection, since it provides his entire oeuvre, offers the interested reader insight into Twain's growth not just in terms of his craft but his sophistication as a satirist as well.

And we welcome reader insights, either alongside the work that we publish or at one of our live events.

The beauty of this focused, crisp and understated writing lies in a complex irony that allows the reader insights denied to Edward.

But they enliven the book and are germane to another of the author's goals, which is to give the reader insights into the sometimes murky processes of science.

He also gives the reader insights into Eddington's astrophysics and the gist of some of his more popular books.

In this podcast, Times investigative reporter Matt Apuzzo gives readers insight into how he reported a story about how the A.T.F.