Sentence examples for this sort of insight from inspiring English sources

It is this sort of insight, alongside his harrowing account of life in the grief zone – a description of Mogadishu hospitals sticks in the mind – that gives Fergusson's book its power.

Yet the television images are the other way around: Mr Dole is the decent guy who fought heroically in the war, Mr Buchanan the pugnacious spokesman for America's meanest resentments.But this sort of insight is not quite enough to douse Mr Lewis's frustration.

Apptopia isn't the only company to offer this sort of insight.

No doubt Bootie is supposed to represent the dangers of uncompromising idealism, but Ms. Messud fails, early in the novel, to provide the sort of insight into this young man's troubled soul that might make his later decisions — one involving a chilling betrayal of Murray, the second involving an even more chilling act of cruelty toward his mother — understandable or plausible.

Just the sort of insight the civil service needs.

That's the sort of insight I would never have thought of bringing to readers.

"You can only get that sort of insight by looking at the primary source material".

It's the sort of insight a shrink might need in multicultural London.

That is the kind of writing and the sort of insight that makes Wills's book a valuable contribution to devotional literature.

For eternally nosy people, that sort of insight is as fascinating as any upscale HBO drama about, say, crime and masculinity.

Fixing the welfare system, which costs too much, but upon which many vulnerable lives depend, is a task requiring dexterity, subtlety, and the sort of insight that distinguishes the possible from the desirable.