Sentences for insight. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use insight in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for insight.
- My insight is inveterate. (10)
- Soames had sudden insight. (8)
- The lady had blunt insight just then. (10)
- The lady had blunt insight just then. (22)
- Those quite loud words gave Soames an insight. (8)
- A man of go and insight could not but respect him. (8)
- Adela was this day gifted with an extraordinary insight. (10)
- She saw, with preternatural insight, into its nooks and corners. (8)
- They are not the men of brains, the men of insight and outlook. (10)
- He had answered that her insight did credit to her understanding. (12)
- She desires power, insight, knowledge of the obscure and intricate. (12)
- And he, who had not much gift of insight, had suddenly a gleam of vision. (8)
- A writer who is not servile and has insight, must coin from his own mint. (10)
- They revealed a gaping deficiency of the subtle insight she now possessed. (10)
- In hours of spiritual insight I have looked deeply into the secrets of creation. (12)
- Johanna observed him attentively; at last an insight into his nature dawned in her. (12)
- You have a keen enough insight to realize how I felt then and later and until this very day. (12)
- The cry to supper conduced to a further insight of her adaptation to his requirements in a wife. (10)
- Happily for young and for old, the intense insight of the young has much to distract or soften it. (10)
- Happily for young and for old, the intense insight of the young has much to distract or soften it. (22)
- In a word, the art of simulating honesty and independence has outrun the insight of the average reader. (16)
- He swept on in a flood, uttered mad things, foolish things, and things of an insight electrifying to her. (10)
- But by a flash of insight Shelton saw that at the bottom of their minds and of his own the feeling was the same. (8)
- Perhaps it was a delusion that caused her to smile; perhaps it was a flash of insight like lightning in a dark sky. (12)
- A teacher of unusual insight into technic is =Isidor Philipp=, born 1863, a pupil of Mathias, Saint-Saëns and others. (3)
- But the flash of insight yielded quickly to that sickening consciousness of his own position, which never left him now. (8)
- True sympathy requires such delicate insight of the soul that he who feels it scorns to use the shop-worn, vulgar word. (12)
- Any one who has not, like myself, gained some insight through a series of lucky accidents, is simply groping in the dark. (12)
- It is the fruit of the insight I have gained into the useful, the effective, into all that helps man actually and tangibly. (12)
- With characteristic insight he saw he must part with one or with the other; no half-measures could serve in such a situation. (8)
- In spite of all that partisans of sympathetic criticism may say, hatred and malice may give as much insight into character as love. (16)
- They are very primitive in certain characteristics, and unite with their calm, deep insight, an amusing helplessness in dramatization. (9)
- Thenceforward his existence fed on the movements of his companion, the workings of whose mind he began to read with a marvellous insight. (10)
- I am afraid that prejudice and custom had more to do with sustaining that relation than insight and sympathy; but it exists, and I respect it. (12)
- Though without much spiritual insight, they had, each of them, a certain cool judgment; and were fully alive to the danger of thwarting Barbara. (8)
- He had a prompt common sense that made him very useful in emergencies, and a sympathy or an insight that was quick in suggestions and expedients. (9)
- A tender warmth crept round me in thinking that a mind thus lofty would surely be, however severe in its insight, above regrets and recantations. (10)
- After spending some time there, he joined the orchestra of an opera troupe, traveling about France and gaining an insight into dramatic composition. (3)
Also see sentences for: discernment, intelligence, judgment, knowledge, penetration.
Definition of insight:
- insight, in’st, n. sight into: thorough knowledge or skill: power of acute observation.(0)
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