Sentence examples for touch of insight from inspiring English sources
His father, despite a touch of insight, stood on one side of the divide; his mother, wife and friend, across it.
Nissan showed their new Europe-only Primera here, and although this model signals a number of intriguing elements you may see someday in their American autos, the more whimsical Mm.e provided just the right touch of goofiness and insight we like to see at car shows.
He is unique in his combination of utter interpretative freedom (sometimes with a touch of eccentricity) and penetrating insight into a composer's wishes.
This superb company achievement has Stuart Skelton's towering performance at its heart, perfectly combining human frailties with an edge of brutality and moments of touching poetic insight – probably the most complete Grimes in London since Jon Vickers at Covent Garden in the late 1970s.
Touches of wit and insight enliven the first half, but Carrie eventually devolves into lackluster modern horror cliches for a souped-up version of the famous finale.
Aware of the power that women can harness when they speak in unison, Gbowee notes with insight and a touch of irony, "When women gather, men get afraid".
Mr. Abbado brings probing musical insights and a touch of Germanic weight to the music making, balanced by innately Italianate lyricism.
The result is a deliciously clever book, full of dark insight and even a touch of hope.
A deliciously clever first novel about marriage and how love's honey glow dims with time, full of dark insight and even a touch of hope.The Imperfectionists.
There is, however, plenty of insight.
