Sentence examples for simple insights from inspiring English sources

Culinary imagination at this level seems to spring from fairly simple insights, unbridled experimentation and a "what if?" playfulness familiar to the parent of any healthy teenager.

Imagining himself surfing on a beam of light, or being pulled along in an accelerating elevator through empty space, he would have apparently simple insights that would lead him to remake physics.

Norwegian Wood's enduring popularity with adolescent and 20-something readers rests on the simple insights into death, loss and griefs it conveys, so absolutely lacking from the youth culture that dominates the mass media.

TYLER COWEN tugs popular economics in the direction of self-help: how you can use simple insights and intuitions from economic theory to get more of what you want.

Osborne, who is praying that he will face Corbyn at the next election as Tory leader, directed the planning for the Tory response to Corbyn over the summer with two simple insights, dating back to his painful period as political secretary to William Hague during his unhappy period as leader of the opposition.

If Chicago's mayoral candidates had made it to the sprightly U.I.C. Forum last week, they would have found simple insights for the future amid the 36-foot-tall moveable partitions that hang from 124-foot trusses on the otherwise bleak concrete campus.

That's really a very simple insight but it turns out to be the insight that made the big difference.

Armed with this simple insight, economists have long warned investors against betting their entire fortunes on new technology companies.

But the real step forward may be applying the simple insight that learning happens best through relationships.

Yesterday's catch must be discounted and may not sell at all.This simple insight has made Inditex one of the world's two biggest clothes makers.

They rest largely on a simple insight: because how much we want something and how much we're willing to spend on it is often a matter of context, successful selling is about controlling the context in which people shop.