Sentence examples similar to withering insight from inspiring English sources

Withering's insights on the medical uses of foxglove proved crucial to modern understanding of heart failure, and today drugs containing the active compound, known as digitalis, are still prescribed.

His best known insight — "Freedom of the press is limited to those who own one" — is withering.

The hostilities are withering.

Any insight?

This insight fails to register with the left in general, and with Schlesinger in particular, because it is simply one of those unpleasant bits of data that the liberal apparat would choose to see withering on the vine.

Mandelson was withering in response.

Her zingers could be withering.

A withering verdict on 360?

The verbs are withering away.

It got a withering reception.

Gingrich's response was withering.