| The movie has a natural intelligence all of its own, resulting in some blindingly insightful and reflective dialogue. |
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| Joe's a bright guy with insightful views on many things, but here he sounds, well, downright simple-minded. |
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| His remarks are the most insightful and motivational of any I have heard on the topic of the role of the music teacher in today's society. |
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| His insightful analysis will help military officers fully understand the moral implications of their actions. |
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| It was an anthology of insightful quotes, designed mainly for juniors and seniors in high school. |
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| Macklin's analyses are mostly insightful and are certainly to be recommended to the uninitiated interested reader. |
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| His language is raw and delivery raucous, but his intelligent and insightful material will make you think. |
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| Sure, you already knew that Ken's funny, smart, insightful, and boyishly handsome, but did you know he can also sing and dance? |
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| Of course, you are not providing brain candy as the entertainment industry does, but rather politically insightful comments. |
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| Everyone who posts there is interesting and insightful, but I confess to having a soft spot for the curmudgeonly posts of Tom Smith. |
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| Would the webmaster like to comment on why my posting in this thread, which I considered to be insightful and perspicacious, was deleted? |
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| With less than a billion of his books in print worldwide, Jay Singh is perhaps the most sardonic, perplexing and insightful fabler of our day. |
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| It's critical, in-depth and insightful, rather than just vanity publishing. |
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| This is part of his insightful and terrifyingly personal series of poems from a ventriloquist's dummy to its puppeteer. |
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| Generally, people who are astrologers or consult astrologers are humane, compassionate, insightful people, by and large. |
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| Some overwrought writing mars an otherwise sharp and insightful exploration of homophobia in the deep South. |
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| The relaxed instrumentation elevates the insightful vocals, creating a sound best described as progressive garage rock. |
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| He was a very bright, socially sensitive, and insightful young man whose complaint was that he could not swallow pills or capsules. |
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| Sprinkled throughout the book are insightful, fresh ways of viewing the relationships between soloists and orchestras. |
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| Its articles, uniformly excellent and insightful, accept, even embrace, controversy. |
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| There's some useful and insightful material in this volume, but there are unfortunate limits to its reach. |
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| This sometimes amusing and insightful four-part doco series looks at how Aussie neighbours get along. |
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| All include fine photos, kicky graphics, insightful information, and nature-inspired activities. |
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| They rarely focus on textbooks but always introduce something awfully fresh and disagreeably insightful. |
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| It was the most insightful piece of literature Peter had ever read, and he read diligently through the pages one at a time. |
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| This is, however, a spicy and insightful version of a perennially intriguing story. |
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| Here nothing is as insightful as videotaping a lector in practice and then showing her or him the videotape afterwards. |
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| It's easy to treat them as little playthings, forgetting they are highly insightful and sensitive. |
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| His lifework shows us that scientists and humanists are in many ways similar kinds of insightful people. |
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| That's the kind of light-hearted and spunky approach that packages the intelligent and truly insightful advice she gives. |
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| As such, their essays can be regarded more as insightful appreciations than scholarly criticism. |
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| However, some of the most insightful comments have come from pundits at home. |
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| Keeping a moon journal is an easy, enjoyable and insightful introduction to astrology. |
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| Students of history will find behind-the-scenes glimpses into fascinating and insightful personalities. |
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| For that, as well as for its delightful cast and insightful script, it deserves your consideration on some future date night. |
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| You then get some insightful intercultural business communication tips for working in or with that culture. |
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| Sometimes she gave insightful and wonderful advice and at other times she used her cynical charm to make him laugh till his sides hurt. |
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| The rhymes often bounce between insightful social observation and authentic old-school wordplay, making for great late-night ear candy. |
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| If anyone finds what I am about to say insightful or applicably useful in their own practice, it will serve the Dharma all the more. |
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| Groucho Marx's flippant remark about the inability of any photograph to capture his inner beauty is profoundly insightful. |
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| Not once did his lone presence fail to fill the stage, nor did his tongue get twisted on one of his many insightful rhymes. |
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| An insightful and intelligent collection of resources for academics and students. |
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| There is an insightful section on the Bolsheviks' fear of hooliganism and their tendency to link disorder and barbarism with popular culture. |
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| He is undoubtedly a man of extraordinary brilliance whose writings are incisive, insightful, and securely based on facts. |
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| I also appreciate the insightful comments received from the anonymous reviewers. |
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| It is by far not the only idea about Divinity's structure, yet it is one which I find to be particularly insightful. |
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| And, again, the restrained political, social, and moral messages are insightful and stimulating. |
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| The only drawback is that the opinions of the cast and crew are not particularly profound or insightful. |
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| And though he is never less than insightful, it's tempting to divine a special quickening when Heaney writes about his countrymen. |
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| Humor, insightful content, and warmth on a social media page can all contribute to your brand's shareability. |
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| Tom Hamilton has produced an acute and insightful response to my post on euthanasia, of a kind with which it is a pleasure to engage. |
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| Looking back on it now, how do you feel working with Troma helped you develop as a well-rounded, insightful person? |
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| Jerzy Grotowsky is cited among her influences, and Laurie Anderson is the subject of a lengthy and insightful page of typing. |
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| Perhaps, because this is French, the dialogue is intelligent and insightful. |
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| Her book is an excellent study of the early modern professions and a model of insightful historical research. |
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| The discussion of prayer and pilgrimages, fasting and forgiveness, is both insightful and enticing. |
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| He is always incisive and insightful, and understands Wagner's epic character almost as well as anyone. |
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| The column was both insightful in its full view of an issue, and brave in going against social convention. |
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| Of all the Greek moralists, Aristotle provides the most psychologically insightful account of virtuous character. |
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| He makes insightful and bold observations, noting that many studies in accounting history have focused too narrowly on the search for the origin of double-entry bookkeeping. |
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| Luckily, however, de Botton is insightful enough that he manages to provide some balm for the anxieties of any paycheck slave. |
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| Based on a rich and insightful script, this film is beautifully realised with a directorial approach that places the emphasis firmly on performances. |
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| A milestone in the quest for insightful rapprochement between composition and improvisation, Joy Shapes is an incredibly opulent and worryingly irresistible album indeed. |
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| Certain sentences and paragraphs capture a self-awareness that is more insightful than obnoxious or narcissistic. |
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| Now up to issue 15, blimey that went fast, this highly insightful fortnightly gives you the low-down on the latest buzz rising from the underground. |
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| Your Sagittarian sensibilities make you an insightful judge of character. |
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| After taking on this user interface project, I'm a lot more insightful about design issues and, well, rather humbled by the amount of design savvy I have yet to gain. |
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| But it is a fine, insightful, and often quite challenging version of that myth. |
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| The comments section filled with many angry, often insightful responses, some of which Frazier responded to personally. |
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| The most insightful contribution Bordo makes to our understanding of bodily Anne is in a passage discussing her death. |
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| Suddenly I was having exactly the kind of candid, insightful conversation I'd been wanting to have for the last three days. |
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| The result is nothing less than riveting, insightful, and heartbreaking, not to mention powerfully original. |
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| Rochlitz doesn't know what to do with the chorus, who strut in formation and communicate in semaphore, though he is insightful when it comes to the principals. |
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| As the otherwise insightful report notes, he does not seem to have gone to the school seeking vengeance for some long-ago wrong. |
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| This correspondence blends the maddeningly mundane and the philosophically insightful. |
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| Rosemont's insightful introduction, short essays prefacing each major period of the movement, and brief biobibliographies illuminate a vibrant revolution in process. |
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| There are some very well-done montage sequences and some honestly insightful cuts, but they are drowned in a flood of meaningless and unmotivated shots and scenes. |
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| And, brilliantly insightful or bonkers, they'll still be worth hearing. |
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| Goodspeed devoted much of his botanical career to the study of Nicotiana, and the results of many of his detailed and insightful analyses have stood the test of time. |
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| My heartfelt thank goes to my supervisor for his insightful suggestions. |
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| How could a penetrating or insightful script emerge from such a process, which is more than anything else the working out of different financial and corporate arrangements? |
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| I appreciate the insightful comments of two anonymous reviewers. |
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| Although written in rather inelegant and sometimes ungrammatical prose, this is an insightful and original work, based on a remarkable range of evidence. |
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| I've had it with all this piddling around, waiting until the movies are released before patting myself on the back for my brilliant, insightful predictions. |
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| They were and are committed, intelligent and insightful, heroes every one. |
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| The narration is flooded with wonderfully pithy, insightful commentary. |
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| Elegiac and archly insightful, the quality of the writing displays a striking talent, and one that stays in the memory long after the varied merits of the performances fade. |
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| However, Ruby's insightful arguments and the formative influence of his work mark this collection as one that merits close attention from anthropologists and filmmakers alike. |
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| They provide insightful empirical generalizations, but little theory. |
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| The play is generally considered to stand alongside the work of Henry Miller for its insightful portrayal of the problematics of the American dream. |
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| Months later it still feels like the greatest film I've ever seen, more beautiful, more devastating, more emotionally subtle and probingly, daringly insightful. |
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| Some of their comments are insightful and interesting, but like many filmmakers they fall into the trap of gushing effusive praise about everyone they worked with. |
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| To determine how insightful our scholarly activity is for the professionals whom we study, the discussants will include working artists from the visual and performing arts. |
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| Customer Support Management magazine will publish insightful, fact-based and unique credible analyses of the benchmark data. |
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| Though insightful, this institutionalist approach appears to be taking only a snapshot view of the causal story. |
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| It began with an insightful paper of Donnellan's in which he put his finger on the weak spot in the classical theory. |
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| Trimm's insightful instructions for initiating a fundament change of heart. |
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| Recently the jury have made some insightful decisions, going against the grain of architectural hero worship to reward the more thoughtful. |
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| His theories and interpretations are often astonishingly insightful. |
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| The most insightful diagnoses and deepest modes of healing likewise operate hologrammatically. |
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| Richard Greenberg's witty, sometimes insightful look at the perils of yuppiedom is now at Broadway's Golden Theatre. |
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| Her discussion on the rights of American Indian and Native Hawai'ian students is especially insightful. |
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| Ultimately, insightful, calculating investors stand a chance to share the benefits. |
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| Dappy's new tune is jokes, in a good way. Thoroughly entertaining and insightful which is more than I can say for most things on the radio. |
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| As promised, here are the responses I found most insightful and amusing. |
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| While these conclusions are neither novel nor new, the context in which Chau presents them is original and insightful. |
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| O'Reilly, the summit host, remembers a particularly insightful comment from Torvalds, a summit attendee. |
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| With a writing style that is honest, insightful and straightforward, author Bil Carpenter is one of America's preeminent music journalists. |
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| A road trip to a family reunion turns into an insightful history lesson for a young girl. |
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| Draping himself so raunchily over the speakers, he made me appreciate how insightful his song lyrics were. |
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| One of our more Judaically advanced cellmates gave us insightful lessons about the laws and customs of the Festival of Lights. |
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| The aborigine's autobiography contained much that was autoethnographic. How much more insightful into his culture than the views of a foreigner. |
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| This insightful understanding is a necessary first step for culturally competent care. |
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| That's no help to you, but it's the sort of pseudoscientific guff that makes me seem insightful. |
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| It avoids the pitfall of preachiness, delivering a surprisingly insightful story about an iconic piece of American life. |
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| Troupe's encounters with and memories of the music are a third theme in the work, and they are often insightful. |
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| Through her grandfather's letters, Draine offers an entertaining and insightful look into the day-to-day life of a cowboy during the heyday years of the open range. |
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| While never considered to be a particularly charismatic player, Faldo surprised many fans with his dry, British wit and insightful commentary as part of the ABC team. |
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| A gem, in this definition is an every day one liner that is insightful. |
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| The nominees represent the columnists who, throughout 2004, have consistently crafted the most interesting, insightful and thought-provoking opinions. |
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| Since its inception as a magazine in 1942, ACW has been at the forefront of the industry with insightful feature stories and breaking news articles. |
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| The authors wish to thank the anonymous reviewers for their tremendously insightful comments and criticisms which have enhanced the presentability of this paper manifold. |
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| Raynaud combines the qualities of a literary critic who can provide insightful readings of the texts with a knowledge of the culture in which Morrison's writing is rooted. |
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| Orange can also help the user in finding insightful visualizations by automatically ranking them by interestingness or by organizing them into a network of visualizations. |
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| It is here that al-Ghazali's work is most insightful, for it presents not a simple heresiography but a sophisticated theory of interpretation of scriptural texts. |
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| But the playwright's moralistic statement is devastatingly realized by a first-rate ensemble under the fluid, insightful direction of Jeremiah Morris. |
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