Statistics are used alongside the insight of the manager and his coaching staff.
The insight of "Autoerotic" is that such openness does not dispel awkwardness, shame or misunderstanding.
I can do this also with the insight of having twice run as an independent parliamentary candidate.
" The Sky commentators, although normally having all the insight of a potato, are correct about Braga diving.
Believers often say that their religious life gives them a special access (the insight of "faith") to religious knowledge.
Yet the intimate connection between logic and mathematics had to await the insight of 19th-century thinkers, in particular Frege.
The insight of "Eichmann in Jerusalem" is not that Eichmann was just following orders, but that Eichmann was a "joiner".
This was the insight of radicals who championed the "mad" and denounced psychiatric abuse, with RD Laing the leading British crusader.
Against the rationalism of scholarly inquiry and against the insight of critical acumen, Michon bows before something occult, subjective, and phenomenological.
Incredibly it was the insight of a third-year medical student through a Medline search on the Internet that revealed the source -- our pet lizard.
It does not require the insight of Inspector Clouseau to detect that the relationship between Pietersen and Andy Flower, which was never warm, is now jaggedly icy.
