Sentence examples for too insightful from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Mamet is far too insightful into the American character to imagine that these big-time players are all that different from you and me.

Tassie may not be wholly believable – she is too insightful, too widely knowledgeable yet too dimly aware of her own generation's cultural signposts to be realistic – but the interactions between Moore's characters certainly are.

Professors appreciate that, even if your idea is not too insightful.

Insightful too are the ratings for the president on specific qualities.

Too bad the insightful, counterintuitive feature on a Highland Park resident deported back to Guatemala didn't make the front page.

And if any of you think that I would make this suggestion simply because I have some financial stake in all of you making said purchase, you -- sir or madam -- are incredibly cynical and rather insightful too.

In his touching and insightful book Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart, Gordon Livingston -- who lost two children, one to suicide and one to leukemia -- wrote, "Many of us are afraid of risk and prefer the bland, the predictable, and the repetitive".

It's all too hackneyed to be insightful, too heavy-handed to be fun.

Two of his children offer rare and insightful contributions, too – his daughter Lucy considers the abnormality of her upbringing, while his youngest son Tim talks about how, before Hawking lost his voice completely, he could not understand his father, and says they only really began to communicate when he started to use his voice machine.

The tone throughout is moderately quirky rather than full-on teen-flick vulgarian... the movie's not overly amusing, never truly insightful and trying rather too hard to be cultish.

Michelle Williams got the best actress in the comedy or musical category for My Week with Marilyn, and this, too, was a very accomplished, smart, insightful impersonation of Marilyn Monroe.