Sentence examples for usual insight from inspiring English sources

Upper-middle-class Kansas City between the two world wars is not the usual palette of James Ivory and Ismail Merchant, but they paint it with their usual insight and emotional precision in MR. AND MRS. BRIDGE (1990).

With her usual insight, she gets to the core of the matter – we want Farquharson to be innocent and the deaths of the children a result of a blackout at the wheel, not a premeditated, ruthless act.

Usual insights are reliably restricted to dubious musical tastes, but at half-time of this match, only the rasping voice of Billy Davies was audible.

But my usual insights didn't seem to apply.

Mr. Braxton, playing alto, soprano, sopranino and baritone saxophones, brings his usual incorrigible insight.

With its usual barbed insight, Beijing's Global Times has quite accurately identified the real aim of Obama's Africa diplomacy as "off-setting China's growing influence and recovering past U.S. leverage".

For TalkSport Mark Butcher dished up his usual mix of insight and waspish wit.

This year we have more proposals than usual, but my insight has not expanded accordingly.

Goldblatt writes about this with all his usual intelligence and social insight.

There's no Ted Kravitz on Sky Sports today which has meant less on-grid insight than usual but this race hardly needs it.

The tabloids were thrilled too, with Elisabeth Vincentelli of the New York Post saying that "to the surprise of exactly no one, Helen Mirren is absolutely terrific", while USA Today's Elysa Gardner wrote: "Mirren, with her usual intelligence and emotional insight, deftly reconciles her sense of entitlement with a deep humility and empathy".