Sentence examples for uncommon insight from inspiring English sources
With uncommon insight and dedication, he was an exemplary model for many generations of investigators.
Jackson's opinion that the work was "the book of books of the mid-20th century" seemed to [Difficult] to betray an uncommon insight.
Anyone who could grip a baseball this way and make it work, Cone decided right then, had an uncommon insight into his craft.
James Baldwin's poem "Staggerlee Wonders" turns the rebel into "a conjurer and a trickster, with uncommon insight into other men's minds".
But it is dense with nuance and offers uncommon insight into a land too often explained away as "the most dangerous place on earth".
It is an era, as Nathan describes it, in which fate too often feels accidental, personality can be reduced to gesture, and "coherence and order" are elusive: an era delineated in this ample novel with uncommon insight and perception.
Although multiparametric optical mapping is still relatively uncommon, the insight gleaned from such simultaneous measurements, particularly at high spatiotemporal resolution, is extremely promising, and wider application in cardiac research appears desirable.
It has a less catchy title, Uncommon Sense: Economic Insights, from Marriage to Terrorism, and it is likely to be outsold by SuperFreakonomics by a big margin.
Yet here, plonked at the front end of Blondie: One Way Or Another (Fri, 10.35pm, BBC1), a film suffused with uncommon degrees of both insight and tragedy, they begin to seem less like easy cliches and more like pronounced understatements.
The first stop was an appearance two days ago on CBS's Early Show to discuss "The Wisdom of a Broken Heart: An Uncommon Guide to Healing, Insight, and Love".
Our results indicate that MTO1 mutations are commonly associated with a presentation of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, lactic acidosis, and MRC deficiency, and that ad hoc recombinant yeast models represent a useful system to test the pathogenic potential of uncommon variants, and provide insight into their effects on the expression of a biochemical phenotype.
