Sentence examples for with much insight from inspiring English sources

7. Special elections won't provide us with much insight into the degree of anti-incumbent sentiment.

No one watching the debate would come away with much insight on the candidates' positions on the issues, for they were rarely asked about them.

Philip Dukes and Josephine Knight, who premiered the work at the 2005 BBC Proms, were again the eloquent exponents, and conductor Garry Walker conducted with much insight.

Typical outreach events are designed to excite and intrigue the students, get them enthusiastic about the subject rather than provide them with much insight into the job market.

One doesn't leave the theater with much insight into the darker motivations of Parker's Henry.

It is a transformation fraught with peril and Monroe goes through the various steps and stages with much insight.

The movie aims, rather, to evoke a moment in as much detail and with as much insight as will fit into 95 minutes.

Few vocalists approach the song recital with as much thought and inspiration as the soprano Felicity Lott; few pianists accompany with as much insight and sympathy as the pianist Graham Johnson.

The scriptwriting room at Elstree became a gangster wank-fantasy free-for-all, conceived by people with as much insight into east London as a 17th-century Bavarian duke.

Though he had been trained as a violinist, flutist and composer, Mr. Harth could talk with as much insight and enthusiasm about the Orchestra of Fez, which played a program of Judeo-Andalusian music of Morocco this fall at Zankel, as about the Berlin Philharmonic.

Williams himself attempts to provide such a potential explanation, which if plausible will given the impossibility of recovering the actual history provide us with as much insight as we can reasonably hope for into how the notions of truth and truthfulness did in fact arise.