Sentence examples for uncanny insight from inspiring English sources

But Sheffield said his experience gave him uncanny insight.

He could analyze a problem, company or situation with uncanny insight.

His pilots said he had an uncanny insight into flight patterns to avoid flak on missions in the North.

Engel, whose first book was the acclaimed story collection "Vida," has uncanny insight into the human condition.

By giving the Witch uncanny insight into how men's minds work, he essentially hands her the tools of her wicked trade -- sexual enticement and entrapment.

Oscar Cainer, the "brilliant" new astrologer introduced by the Daily Mail last week, apparently has an uncanny insight into the psyche of editor Paul Dacre.

DeLillo has long been praised for his uncanny insights on technology, alienation and terrorism, even setting a grief management council in the World Trade Center in his novel Players, which came out more than 20 years before the 9/11 attacks.

As a teenager suffering from acute attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, she was subjected to an experimental procedure whereby a neurostimulator was implanted in her head; as a result, she has a computerlike ability to harvest and process information that gives her uncanny insights into people and an astonishing facility with numbers.

Instead, Shanower draws on intensive archaeological research and his own uncanny psychological insight to depict an ancient world that is wholly, tragically human.

Norman was a mercurial man with an uncanny ear, insight and intellect, which enabled him to succinctly encapsulate a cultural phenomenon in a 90-minute time capsule.

Louis XVI, with uncanny prophetic insight, said of The Marriage of Figaro: "For this play not to be a danger, the Bastille would have to be torn down first".