Sentence examples for seems insightful from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, Kerouac's description of him in the introduction to the printed book seems insightful as well as romantic.

Superficially, this seems insightful: why would your boss want to make it any harder to lech on the interns at the double-glazing sales division's Christmas party by removing the one trump card he has – the fact that he earns more than the handsome guys, and can sack them when he wants?

Rollins also seems insightful about the way poverty can diminish the imagination.

Click here to watch Amongst many other examples, Tracy Emin's walkout from a panel debate on the Turner prize is a real keeper – she's at the level of drunkenness where you oscillate between moments of genuine insight and those that merely seem insightful when viewed through a matrix of gin and tonic.

They also have literary cachet: he is a famous novelist, and she is one of his most devoted and, it would seem, insightful readers.

But, with Sting in the title role, producers are confident that Cora's commentary, at a party, about Fascism in "The Grand Budapest Hotel" will seem insightful and newsworthy, instead of loud, inopportune, and logically flawed.

Try to learn everything about your company to seem insightful.

Granville-Barker today seems more insightful about business than sexual politics.

Over all of these contemporary debates looms the shadow of McLuhan, who now seems more insightful than ever.

The information the villagers and the Taliban commander said he gave did not seem particularly insightful.

Mr. Levine's conducting seemed more insightful and accomplished than ever.