Sentence examples for the insight from from inspiring English sources

And there is more, including the insight from Eagles safety Brian Dawkins.

(Any hardworking city dweller will understand the insight, from "Peacebone," a song on "Strawberry Jam," that "the other side of takeout is mildew on rice").

But Professor Wasserman said that in a changing media landscape, the insight from figures like Mr. Arrington might be worth the gamble.

It might have illuminated a late-night conversation to receive the insight from a colleague that the human brain is "the most complex structure in the universe," but it doesn't light up the page.

"The insight from Starch is to focus on the ones who love a brand first," Mr. Gaebler said, which, for example, would mean "reinforcing with Sony fans that their next LCD TV should, of course, be a Bravia".

"We have a team that's uniquely positioned to extract the insight from the data".

There's been a raft of provisions trying to use the insights from behavioral economics.

The insights from these attempts have helped provide the basis for an emerging body of thought on best practice.

Mr Diamond, for one, may soon have to apply some of the insights from his research to the real world.

We are very grateful for the insights from anonymous reviewers.

Several of the insights from the analysis of the whole genome confirm what researchers had thought.