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Meanings of own insight in English

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Usage of own insight in English
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It was her own decision, her own insight into the reality of the situation.
Kennedy's brain
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Smith's own insight has mated with others since his day.
The Rational Optimist
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Dorotea must have had her own insight, a tragic one that led to her suicide.
Mentats of Dune
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Yet the tragedy seemed to deepen Jeremiah's own insight.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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For a single instant doubt drowned Sam's faith in his own insight and in human nature.
The Silent Places
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June Hennessey seemed thrilled with her own insight.
Russian Winter
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No doubt Mido has his own insight into how this might pan out in the cold hard reality.
The Guardian
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Like Mondrian, SOM forgets its own insight about capturing the energy of Broadway by disallowing the theater its own architectural riff.
NY Magazine
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But Luke takes pains to prevent our thinking that Paul spoke from his own insight or was moved by human passion.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: the Acts
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Fitzgerald had it straight, although I guess he didn't believe his own insight: the very rich are different from you and me.
Bag of Bones
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The theory on which he had brought up Dorothea had been based on his belief in his own insight into his daughter's character.
The Inner Shrine
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There was not a man in Scotland less capable of knowing what any woman was thinking, or more incapable of doubting his own insight.
The Elect Lady
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So Lewis shares his own growth and his own insights.
A grief observed
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The prophets had always made God audible on earth by attributing their own insights to him.
A history of god: the 4000-year quest of judaism, christianity, ...
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"He wants you to wind it up," said Clara, struck by her own insight.
Clayhanger
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