Sentence examples for readers insight from inspiring English sources

RICHARD DAWKINS; in "An Appetite for Wonder," Dawkins gives readers insight into his own evolution as a man and a thinker.

In whatever way that I can, I want to give our readers insight into campaigns that have become increasingly dominated by money and show how they're different from 12 or 20 years ago.

"Having Scott tell the story wasn't a downside; it enriched the story, by allowing us to give readers insight on how Kiriakou operated," said David Leonhardt, the Washington bureau chief.

The most read international social enterprise pieces spanned the continents in 2014 to give GSB readers insight into the projects and people making a difference in the world of business.

By presenting the interviews in a lively question-and-answer format, Mr. Schwager not only gave readers insight into the traders' techniques, but also provided a glimpse, through verbatim musings, of how the traders' minds worked.

The booklet gives readers insight into what to expect during arrest and prison admission, as well as tactics commonly used by interrogators: threatening physical harm and arresting the subject's family members, employing physical and psychological torture, sexual assault, as well as performing random acts of kindness.

Manning and Granstrom convey layers of meaning with the simplest words and pictures, giving readers insights into Viking life that seem real enough to touch and smell.

The resulting editorials went beyond the usual fer-it-or-agin-it framework and gave readers insights and information they probably hadn't imagined before.

The only way to do that is to cede the immediacy of the news to those who do it better and focus on analysis and explanatory journalism, giving readers insights and information they won't find elsewhere.

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.

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.