Sentence examples for whose insights are from inspiring English sources

Junior doctors are a group of staff whose insights are routinely undervalued.

It has also given a megaphone to people who enjoy shouting, including those whose insights are none of the above.

"Bromwich is a rigorous critic, but he is a general one whose insights are broadly applicable," Vijay Seshadri wrote here in 1999.

A former magazine editor whose insights are witty and devilishly pertinent, Kruger's art remains a wry social commentary on our media-saturated world.

Jacob Heilbrunn called Mr. Cumings "a gifted controversialist" whose "insights are undermined by his penchant for offering excuses about the nature of the North Korean regime".

Then there are extraordinary geniuses (Mark Kac, a mathematician, called them "magicians") whose insights are so astonishing and run so counter to received wisdom that it is hard to imagine anyone else devising them.

He saw Freud as a flawed humanist whose insights were comparable to Nietzsche's and the great novelists of his time.

Ironically, the criticism Thrive received echoed her own of women's liberation: just as she suggested it only worked for lesbians, many felt it was a book whose insights were only really relevant to millionaire businesswomen.Perhaps her new book will have a more universal appeal.

A modest man whose insights were not as well known as those of more flamboyant colleagues, Dr. Rosenbluth as a young man helped invent the hydrogen bomb, was exposed to radioactive fallout in a nuclear test and soon thereafter devoted himself to trying to harness thermonuclear fire for peaceful ends.

Tumi's unfaltering lyrical flow can be as richly metaphorical as African stories of old, whose insights were hidden in proverbs and intricate tales.

By contrast with the prophet, whose insight is spontaneous, the priest attains the authority of his office through education and training; as guardian of the tradition, he must assume administrative responsibilities in addition to his role as spiritual adviser; thus he is both active and contemplative.