Sentence examples for word insight from inspiring English sources

It's a book of rare intensity and – though I hesitate to use the word – insight.

At Unilever, CMI's prominently communicated mission is "to inspire and provoke to enable transformational action". Note that the word "insight" is missing intentionally.

For some, the word insight may conjure up notions of breakthrough ideas or "aha moments". But studying basic patterns within available data gives simple insights that pinpoint what truly sets a company apart.

Offer an encouraging word, insights they might value or even simple acknowledgement to dignify them.

In other words, insight is usually a core part of any good therapy, but not for its own sake.

And why didn't Bret Boone, Fox's designated talker during the A.L.C.S., utter a word of insight about his slumping brother?

The Rev. R. Scott Colglazier, a Riverside minister, praised Dr. Coffin for "his eloquence of word, his insight of mind, his joyfulness of spirit and his courageous embrace of life".

"Vipassana" comes from the Pali word for "insight," but here in Cambridge, Mass., the term connotes something else — a certain East Coast, over-educated style of sitting on a pillow.

Having just attended a silent Vipassana (the Pali word for "insight") meditation retreat at Spirit Rock Retreat Center in woodsy Woodacre, CA, I can now report that sitting still and doing nothing was in fact the primary activity on my summer vacation.

A reviewer could fumble with words like insight and sympathy, admiring Sillitoe's ability to see his people in the round, to live their lives, without feeling that he (the reviewer) had got it quite right.

They found, among other things, that Mr. Giuliani's language became simpler, more straightforward, more personal and more cognitively complex -- as evidenced by an increase in words reflecting insight and self-reflection -- during the two most stressful periods of his mayoral career.