Sentence examples for striking insights from inspiring English sources

It's a fine solo debut that mixes striking insights into life on that brown planet with more generic identity comedy.

Like his successive series of Oxford lectures (1870 79 and 1883 84), Fors is an unpredictable mixture of striking insights, powerful rhetoric, self-indulgence, bigotry, and occasional incoherence.

One of Putnam's striking insights at that time was that the two polar positions metaphysical realism on the one hand and skepticism on the other are equally vulnerable, and for the same reason.

Rather, it mucked about in dark, abstruse corners of corporate finance, devoting three of its 19 pages to academic references.But buried in those pages were striking insights into monetary policy.

But I am willing to trade a little aural roughness for bracing performances when a conductor and players challenge themselves in the best sense and bring striking insights to standard repertory or champion living composers.

In one of the work's most striking insights, Cohn claimed that Joachim of Fiore, a 12th-century Calabrian abbot, anticipated Marxism, with Joachim's successive ages of the Father, the Son and the Spirit reappearing as primitive communism, class society and the final withering away of the state.

Engrenages offers a striking insight into the French criminal justice system, too.

And yet "The Knox Brothers" provides a striking insight into the elusive nature of her genius.

The most striking insight, to my mind, has to do with Gore's famous woodenness.

But Freehling never returns to this striking insight, partly because his emphasis on stories involving political actors leaves little room for the slaves.

For Dr. Wiley, the most striking insight is that each humpback has its own set of behaviors, often confounding efforts to generalize about the species.