Synonyms
Examples for "insight"
Examples for "insight"
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Many working-class political movements of this period demonstrated far greater political insight.
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Our present case reports provide an insight into this novel therapeutic option.
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Significance: This study provides new, molecular level insight into chronic Brucella infection.
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Great sites to get insight are Games Industry International, Gamasutra and Develop.
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Our results offer encouraging insight about extrapolation of exposure data across countries.
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There's a lot of ink spilled about the perceptivity, intensity or sexiness of your sign.
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The note-taking traveller is very apt to forget that the mere act of note-taking upsets his normal perceptivity.
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Their perceptivity is strictly mental.
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Essentially, all men are fickle, like you; but not with such perceptiveness.'
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Right now I was hoping for a little less sophistication in his perceptiveness.
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This unsophisticated girl did it by an innate perceptiveness that was almost genius.
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He regarded her with a disheartening mixture of disgust and perceptiveness.
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In other respects, I trusted to what we call women's instinct, women's perceptiveness.
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The drama of the smart kid whose intelligence and perceptiveness don't translate into action.
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They were mesmerised by one another, Harry enthralled by her beauty, sophistication and perceptiveness.
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In her rosy face faint lines had traced themselves, as if vaguely some new perceptiveness troubled her.
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The guarantee for spiritual perceptiveness: to take Jesus as the Lord of the conscience, the heart, the will.
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This allows for a sturdier sense of vision and perceptiveness of how you can build the future you want.
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Despite her recent show of perceptiveness, Isobel couldn't see Nikki picking up the clue phone to get the message.
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His usual perceptiveness was dulled by his own sorrow; he didn't realize she was suffering from more than grief.
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One look in your eyes, and anyone with any perceptiveness at all can see that the verdict's already in.
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Being intuitive meant that one had a gift of insight, a kind of natural perceptiveness that was not derived from experience.
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She talks about her characters in a way that makes you feel your own perceptiveness is being worked like a muscle.
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He felt, with his unerring perceptiveness, that young ladies do not care to receive young gentlemen in the apron of a Georgiana.