Sentence examples for ready insights from inspiring English sources

Are we to regard them as indulgences on the narrator's part, moments of amateurish "novelistic" technique, book-club ready insights just waiting to be found in plain sight?

A STELLAR array of basketball cognoscenti that included scouts from almost every N.B.A. team and college coaches -- pads and pencils at the ready, projected mental insights awhirl -- flocked yesterday to see some 220 of the best high school players in the world showcased at Fairleigh Dickinson's Rothman Athletic Center.

The team has already begun analyzing the data and hopes to have new insights ready within a year.

His stories are suspenseful and his intrusions seem automatic, as if the conversational voice is right there beside the composing voice, ready to offer additional insights at any time.

Now we're ready to share those insights with you.

It's also unclear whether industry, government regulators, or the public are ready to take microbiome insights into the clinic.

The members of our Speakers Bureau are excited and ready to share their insights.

I eagerly checked out Rudolph Bultmann's commentary on the Gospel According to John, ready for modernism's insights.

A book provides insight into oneself, the psychoanalyst Bruno Bettelheim has written, only when one is already needing and ready to receive such insight.

But well-meaning and polished as it is, The Danish Girl is a determinedly mainstream melodrama that doesn't really offer new perspectives its theme; and in the year of Caitlyn Jenner, it's a theme on which mainstream audiences are ready for more trenchant insight.

But the player better be ready for a barrage of insights and opinions.