Sentence examples for true insight from inspiring English sources

A true insight builds better business outcomes, otherwise it's just information.

Such recourse to traditional wisdom offers no true insight into the mysteries of our wild Mother Nature's whims, however.

In its assessment of the Van Corlear, The Record & Guide wrote that its creation had "given Mr. Clark a true insight into the actual requirements of our city".

But, when a core message is built on true insight and aligns with the audience's values, it sparks something meaningful and penetrates through the flashy, splashy marketing noise.

And the Man, played by Mr. Bryggman with a fine mix of academic fatuity and true insight, wonders about their veracity.

To Wilson, they are little more than deflective narratives, consoling fictions that justify our behavior without providing true insight into its origins.

Adorno's judgment echoed Scholem's: Benjamin's Marxist vocabulary had betrayed his true insights.

To make sure that the Brain Activity Map yields true insights into these questions, theorists need to be equal partners with data collectors, deeply involved from the outset.

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“Women tend to be more inquisitive, always questioning assumptions and digging deeper to get to the true insights about consumer behavior,” she says.

In contrast, although spontaneous speech is rich in various patterns, and so is useful for many purposes, the difficulty in recognizing and controlling the contributing factors makes it less likely than lab speech to lead to true insights about the nature of human speech.