Sentence examples for this insight of from inspiring English sources

All this insight, of course, does nothing to instruct me about my Parmalat conundrum.

A corollary of this insight, of course, is that much of what we think we know is wrong.

And, as the monastic scholar Aelred Squire, points out (Asking the Fathers, p.92), this insight of Augustine, quoted by Thomas Aquinas, is echoed by Aquinas himself in another passage where he describes humanity as having a share in the working of divine Providence because it has the task of using its reasoning powers to provide for self and others (aliis, which can mean both persons and things).

This insight, of course, well preceded Lewis; but what he recognized is that this situation has the logical form of a coordination game.

Peaches, who is a churchgoing Episcopalian, did not appreciate this insight of mine, but then the music started and she soon forgot to be cross with me.

This insight of interbeing is a unique Buddhist contribution to the climate change crisis.

This was the insight of radicals who championed the "mad" and denounced psychiatric abuse, with RD Laing the leading British crusader.

This extends the insight of Mezzetti (2004) to the dynamic setting.

I can do this also with the insight of having twice run as an independent parliamentary candidate.

There are not enough doctors in Washington DC who can give the insight of this letter while you in Washington DC discuss health care reform.

This insight is, of course, behind many struggles for equality and accountability that women have waged within and outside of the formal legal system.