Sentence examples for shocking insights from inspiring English sources

Yet the book is chock-full of extraordinary characters, amusing anecdotes and shocking insights.

And this is especially true among writers, who have kept its reputation burnished by praising it, teaching it, sometimes unwittingly emulating its apparent effortlessness, its complete accessibility, its luminous particularity, its deep seriousness toward us human beings -- about whom it conjures shocking insights and appraisals.

One of the most shocking insights came from self-proclaimed Flat expert Darren Nesbit, who hypothesized that the planet is standing on a set of pillars (supported by what, who knows), and that it's actually shaped like a diamond.

While the DOJ did not charge former police Officer Darren Wilson in connection with the death of Michael Brown, the unarmed black teenager who was shot dead in August, its separate, 102-page report reveals some shocking insights into racial tension between the department's majority white cops and the community's black residents.

The film is more than just a horrifyingly candid interview; it is also shocking insight into the state of gender inequality in India.

But to an outsider, the conference merely served as a shocking insight into the racism, sexism and disturbing beliefs of the "alt-right".

The City watchdog publishes messages found by investigators, providing a shocking insight into the informal and casual exchanges between traders and rate submitters.

In early 2014, a three-year investigation by Crisis and Shelter provided a shocking insight into conditions faced by many people at the bottom end of the private rented sector.

Gypsy Blood, a hard-hitting 90-minute documentary which provided an at times shocking insight into bare knuckle fighting, prompted more than 500 complaints to the television regulator Ofcom.

The book, published two days before its author's death, is a shocking insight into what it's like to be a fabulously successful father of three (and lover to many) one day; then, after a stroke at 43, totally paralysed save for one eyelid.

Their struggle was portrayed in a powerful television documentary, but the chart that Barbara has drawn to trace all the professionals and agencies involved in Malcolm's care and support, and the lack of co-ordination of their input, offers an equally shocking insight into what people with long-term conditions and their carers can be up against.