Sentence examples for vivid insight from inspiring English sources
"vivid insight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to express that someone has a sharp understanding or clear vision about something. For example: "The professor's vivid insight into the subject matter made him a popular lecturer."
The murder ballad form endures because it offers vivid insight into the confusion of desire.
The result is a vivid insight into this turbulent age of "signs and wonders".
Warwick Arts Centre begins its autumn season with Chris Goode's Monkey Bars, a vivid insight into adult and children's behaviours.
The talk gave a vivid insight into Matisse's studio and home, surrounded by the cut-outs, the works in constant flux.
The sustained, inquiring scrutiny of visual experience, the incisive glance and vivid insight; these are the things for which he is rightly celebrated".
Andre McGarrigle, Guardian Newspaper's Head of Commercial Planning and Research, said: "The Guardian's Digi nation research provides a vivid insight into the nation's digital habits.
And he illustrates this with a mixture of compelling narrative, accessible economics and vivid insights.
But it his lack of restraint, all the same, that give this learned work its vivid insights and irresistible charm.
This slender, mysterious and only fleetingly overwrought novel offers vivid insights into what it means to be a middle-class woman in 21st-century Delhi.
But Marie had more to share than her wonderfully vivid insights into the Romantic Period (which ranges, roughly, from the late seventeen hundreds to 1830).
In an advisory to clients, The A.P. said its articles and photographs "offered vivid insights into how the battle was fought, and into Bernard's character and background".
