Aristotle is insightful on some matters, not so insightful on others.
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It's insightful not only into the filmmaker he became, but also an insightful look into what post-war New York looked like at the time.
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But key questions were interspersed both from undecided senators and to challenge the opposing side, which led to some illuminating and insightful -- and sometimes less than insightful -- responses.
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" Dr. Hofstadter's surprising but insightful answer was, "perhaps not.
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The book is a breezy — but incredibly insightful — read.
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The results of "PJs" confirm Stassi's insightful "Crazy Kristen" theory.
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For all of Conrad's rules, check out her insightful post.
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Brilliant, and funny, and charming, and warm, and empathic, insightful.
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His 'Trump' line negated any insightful message he almost made.
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I've never heard him say an interesting or insightful thing.
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Communication is easy today, and you're receiving insightful, exciting news!
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A friend once told me something really insightful about him.
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Invest time to glean important, insightful information about your competitors.
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It's actually something better: an insightful comedy about human perspective.
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They are powerful, intelligent, savvy, driven, loving, giving, and insightful.
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He was smart, so insightful, and supportive of everything positive.
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Portraying the abjectly unattached Leona Samish in the insightful Encores!
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One of the more insightful exchanges occurred when freshman Rep.
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But overall, Takeyh and Simon provide an insightful, comprehensive account.
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Times readers in particular are sophisticated, insightful, critical and curious.
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It's a pleasure to be inside Sofia's insightful, questioning mind.
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There are intelligent, insightful, strong, compassionate, decent kids out there!
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Mr. Obama, you were, as ever, subtle, insightful and measured.
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The paper was widely praised in defense circles as insightful.
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The episode could be insightful as Becerra considers his future.
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But that's exactly why I found Stoller's book so insightful.
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But that's exactly why I found Stoller's book so insightful.
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He can be charming, quick, brilliant, insightful and neurotically diligent.
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Carmen was witty, smart, insightful, "the absolute sweetest," Bishop said.
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I thank my wonderful and insightful doctor all the time.
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She is very insightful about drawing wisdom from her experience.
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If so, do you find the advice insightful or helpful?
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Films should be wholly entertaining but also insightful and surprising.
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One of the top comments calls the book "insightful and inspired."
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Oh, and it's a sneakily insightful series about aging, to boot.
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I believe as a whole they are more insightful than that. .
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Do you think that all those bans made you more insightful?
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Fiction is just as insightful as nonfiction, if not more so.
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Agree to disagree, because parodies can be extremely funny and insightful.
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What I find most exciting now is sharp, intelligent, insightful women.
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Though insightful, there were a few glaring omissions from the examined.
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These interspersed vignettes are designed to be equally playful and insightful.
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These stories, I would argue, may be more important and insightful.
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The term 'karate' is even less insightful than the term 'boxing'.
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That he does this while still providing insightful analysis is laudable.
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Insightful, keen, even trenchant observations of the minutiae of everyday life.
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No fusty tome of academic lit-crit, it's lively and insightful.
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The questions are so insightful and inspired me to do better.
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"929" boasts some of Halsey's most insightful and vulnerable lyrics ever.
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Her project, like Ms. Shinde's insightful movie, is a resounding victory.
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It's intimate and gossipy as well as clear-eyed and insightful.
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It's incredibly funny and constantly smart and insightful about this country.
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Which part of Russia, for those who are not geographically insightful?
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His mother's photography proved insightful in forming his own creative outlook.
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The humor's tamer in Always Be My Maybe, but no less insightful.
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With her insightful and complex documentary, however, she proves both stereotypes wrong.
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G. This is an incredibly insightful piece into mass farming in China.
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Here are all of Meeker's insightful slides, with a side of analysis.
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"[Kris] is a very thoughtful reader, and he's very insightful," says Rowell.
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She is insightful and well articulated when it comes to discussing life.
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And finally...One ticket, two days, 50+ insightful speakers, and 600+ executives.
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The tune is catchy, hilarious and insightful, all at the same time.
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Check out some of her most insightful words on the issue below.
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The Wall Street Journal popped an insightful piece on the negotiations yesterday.
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The two began with a bold, insightful performance of Bartok's teeming sonata.
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You will read some incredible and insightful anecdotes in the following pages.
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His forward-thinking outlook gave him a reputation as an insightful investor.
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This is both the triumph and challenge of this powerfully insightful novel.
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This well-written, insightful and important book deserves to be read widely.
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They asked my opinion, which proved insightful: "That one's great," I said.
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His books about Japan are revelatory and insightful as well as gorgeous.
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The most just man, the most insightful and, surprisingly, the best informed.
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It's an insightful book that handles its big, weighty ideas with aplomb.
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Hall is a skilled and insightful writer who knows how persuasion happens.
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Her ultimate project, like Ms. Shinde's insightful movie, is a resounding victory.
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Museums should take on these kinds of insightful historical correctives more often.
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Of course, many other news organizations will have comprehensive and insightful coverage.
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The breadth of data available also allows for more insightful risk modeling.
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I've been on tour, so all of those experiences have been insightful.
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Kara Swisher is known for her insightful reporting and straight-shooting style.
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How can I find a movie offensive and you find it insightful?
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Juliet Eilperin wrote an insightful piece looking at those moves for Outside magazine.
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Share an article you found insightful or make sure it's up to date.
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It's an oldie but a goodie—"The future is now" always sounds insightful.
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An insightful and sympathetic account, by one of the foremost historians of Russia.
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We've hand-picked some of the most informative and insightful pods streaming now.
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Explain that comments are likely to run the gamut from insightful to insulting.
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"This data is very powerful and very insightful, if used properly," Mehra added.
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But her affect and persona are what made her brainy, insightful videos popular.
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Invest time to glean important, insightful information about your competitors and adapt accordingly.
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If someone is replying with another funny Meryl meme or insightful comment, great!
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Playing poker mostly made me more insightful and I learned to think analytically.
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For further discussion, see this insightful analysis by environmental journalist Rhett Butler. 503.
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Although her brand — edgy, insightful and honest — is the kind I lean to.
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But, no, that's really insightful because you're onto it—you're absolutely onto it.
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They were generous with insightful advice for the next generation of women leaders.
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It's heartening that both shows try to be insightful in an entertaining way.
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Intriguing and insightful information comes as Mercury connects with Pluto on October 22.
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Here are our most insightful stories about the race over the past year.
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Thank you, Professor Garland-Thomson, for your insightful, thought-provoking and uplifting essay.
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The 88-year-old's methodology proved to be not only insightful but successful.
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The network focuses on old-school movies packaged with insightful commentary and analysis.
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It's an informative, insightful interview, so give the whole thing a watch above.
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Read Arulpragasam's galvanising and insightful discussion on her life, career and documentary below.
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The insightful writing and the play's free-form structure have a jazzlike quality.
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One hopes that Halevi will be enlightened by Shehadeh's balanced and insightful response.
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Do you really want to read an insightful look at the human condition?
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He doesn't waste a single word, is frequently very funny, insightful and surprising.
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Britney gasped as though he'd just asked her the world's most insightful question.
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Louis To the Editor: This video series is so insightful and, frankly, depressing.
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All week, my colleagues had been writing original and insightful pieces about Tesla.
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Alex is an insightful thinker coupled with a modern-day P. T. Barnum.
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Hallett shared his favorite books and podcasts that he finds particularly insightful today.
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Here are some of the books and podcasts he finds particularly insightful today.
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It's an exciting fiction debut from a discerning and insightful book critic. —A.
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The lively and insightful playwright Tanya Saracho has written for several television series.
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He's exceptionally insightful about the way modern politicians use TV and vice versa.
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Funny and sad at the same time and insightful about the human condition.
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This was a fun and insightful one that I ended up watching twice.
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To the Editor: Thank you so much for your powerful and insightful editorial.
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Over time Ms. Ballantine earned a reputation as a shrewd and insightful editor.
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To feel that the witticisms and allusions are not only clever but insightful.
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With his insightful account of this symphony, though, he did almost the opposite.
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So I feel like that's how debate can help people become more insightful.
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Receiving the occasional shoeing from readers—sometimes insightful, sometimes not—goes with the job.
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It is harsh and tender at the same time, insightful, smart, a graceful film.
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You won't necessarily know what he's saying, but it's probably something insightful and profound.
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They're beautifully written works, incredibly insightful, into the dark mind and the human heart.
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" Morgan said he "loved" Krauthammer&aposs "commentaries, which were always fair, balanced, intelligent & insightful.
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But Roose was there long enough to make some insightful observations on the society.
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Look into the company's mission statement, write down insightful questions, and rehearse your answers.
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The Philly punk-poet talks Afrofuturism and black quantum futurism in this insightful interview.
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One of the more insightful metrics that Google tracks is the "What is ___ ?" list.
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She's also an insightful photographer and a performance artist in conversation with dance history.
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For me, Glamour is the home of strong storytellers, insightful journalism, beauty, and fashion.
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He was so insightful & positive about life, even with all he was going through.
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We provide insightful and rich coverage and content for the global Korean Pop audience.
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He can be insightful about America's precarious place in a globalised, post-industrial economy.
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"It was an innocent but insightful comment and it got me thinking," says Kirschner.
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GARAGE caught up with the insightful Chaffee while she was visiting the Venice Biennale.
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Holding impeccable values does not help them engage authentically, with honest, insightful emotional awareness.
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An insightful report by FiveThirtyEight crunches the numbers on the Met's permanent collection holdings.
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Their commentary is often insightful, sometimes problematic, but always peppered with dark absurdist comedy.
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As usual, I asked for your take; and as always, the responses were insightful.
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But Martin's larger, and very insightful, point is that productivity is really about intent.
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Asking insightful questions is a great way to illustrate that you're really paying attention.
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Perhaps surprisingly, Harris is often at his most insightful in his arts criticism essays.
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Most of us don&apost consider rock bands the source of insightful career questions.
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Berman is at her most insightful when exploring the awkward unfurling of female adolescence.
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He has given some vibrant, blazing and insightful accounts of Brahms, Rachmaninoff and more.
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How insightful was he, that he really understood an essential truth about the government.
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Her friend was witty, smart, insightful, "the absolute sweetest," Bishop said on the bus.
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Then support those insightful points with a few relevant details to support your case.
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You can be funny, captivating and equally serious and insightful when the situation demands.
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I've also found that exploring public transportation is an insightful introduction to a place.
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That's right, ladies and gents, as one insightful tweeter pointed out that means the Sept.
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Bernice always had a level head and was always very insightful and wise and gracious.
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She recently compiled 650 images in *Generation Wealth, *an insightful study of materialism and vanity.
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The conversation Johansson's Major has in the live-action version is unfortunately far less insightful.
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Of course, the most insightful readings depend on who's performing them and who's receiving them.
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The end result was an insightful look at why people love and hate this family.
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That is rather technically astute, but emotionally there is something insightful and inordinate here, too.
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Beat was so tasteful and insightful the first time we're going to run it again.
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Political comedy needs to be measured by what is both funny and makes insightful points.
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"The Meek," the first single from Whole Food, is another insightful addition to Vessey's catalog.
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There are even, at times, insightful conversations about the nature of Superman's work on Earth.
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And yet, the new wave of astrologers are insightful, often hilarious, and frequently life-affirming.
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"They're insightful enough to know these are behaviors that should not be tolerated," Thomas said.
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As is the case with Mr. Wells' reviews, the result was direct, insightful and witty.
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The box and cards are gorgeous, and I found the booklet to be very insightful.
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Mr. De Palma is remarkable company — witty, insightful and neither unduly modest nor overbearingly vain.
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He was insightful; he said things that I'd never said to myself, in ordinary life.
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Now 25, he continues to astonish audiences with his technically prodigious, insightful and imaginative playing.
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Surprisingly insightful activism tie-ins in the art, plus astrological associations printed on each card.
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Peter Ackroyd's insightful portrait makes room for both the troubled sadist and the consummate craftsman.
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Blackness in Insecure isn't rested on the burden to be powerful, cool, insightful, and progressive.
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He has written a comprehensive, insightful and robust biography of a transcendent but neglected figure.
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But the interviews aren't as insightful, and the narration often delivers odd pronouncements via subtitle.
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The average Jonesy reader is intelligent, charming, insightful, caring, cute as heck, hilarious … and modest.
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He challenges religious and secular ignorance, yielding an overview that is both elegant and insightful.
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This one is a clever psychological thriller and an insightful family saga all in one.
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" Its showrunner, Bridget Carpenter, described her work as "intelligent, insightful, clear, with wonderful emotional depth.
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Here's a look back at some of our most insightful journalism over the last year.
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"[Dave] said something I thought was so sweet and just insightful into Michael," Kinsey explained.
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"Insightful problem solving can't be boiled down to any single way of thinking," the authors say.
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Refinery29 wouldn't be what is it today without our insightful, fierce, and all-around badass readers.
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There have been a lot of insightful, intelligent pieces about why Cards Against Humanity is bad.
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Check out more of Oldham's insightful musings about the tricky, ongoing journey to self-acceptance here.
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I Look forward to many more years of laughs and insightful talks over chocolate chip cookies!
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"It was insightful to see his relationships play out with all the other women," says Kufrin.
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Last year, it developed an insightful report on the state of e-commerce in Southeast Asia.
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It makes the whole community feel more and more courageous to ask those deep, insightful questions.
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With insightful tweets like that it's no wonder The Times found her a must-have employee.
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InSightful drilling on MarsThe Opportunity news is sad, but at least Curiosity is still chugging along.
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One of the more insightful letters is addressed to poet Robert Kelly on August 22, 1963.
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Consider these questions about your team or organization: Food trucks are mobile — how's that for insightful?
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It's not just a third draft; it's a total rewrite, and something insightful might finally emerge.
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The EufyLife app automatically records insightful health data, so you can track your progress over time.
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Investors like to think their analysis is smarter, better researched, and more insightful than their peers'.
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The 31 most important, intriguing, insightful and, occasionally, odd lines from Don Jr. are below. 2016.
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Even insightful data can at times be overshadowed by an external event that overshadows everything else.
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"George Orwell, he was so incredibly insightful and could see what's going to happen," Rohrabacher said.
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You will find no photographs of the mountains in this show, nor in the insightful catalog.
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Turns out, the authors' take on marriage is more complex and insightful than we may recall.
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It all moves along at a snappy enough pace, but sometimes feels more facile than insightful.
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He's very insightful about the distinction between Hobbes and Locke in the founding of modern liberalism.
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I like when they can be smart, insightful, personal and just plain fun — a pleasant distraction.
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Ann Petry, the woman, had it all, and so does her insightful, prescient and unputdownable prose.
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This was enormously insightful, as it helped us test overall market demand, sellability, and even pricing.
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But that musical experience was absorbing, insightful and, given the size of the space, remarkably transparent.
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The sun connects with Jupiter, inspiring you to travel and bringing insightful conversations with your partners.
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Welcome to your weekly roundup of our hottest and most insightful stories of the past week.
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Your list of must-see, fun, insightful art events this season in the Southwest United States.
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I don't mean that any one type of person is funnier or more insightful than another.
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The Virginia results might be our most insightful clue as to what will happen in 2020.
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It's all a bit too ludicrous to be sensuous or unsettling, or ultimately all that insightful.
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Netflix's "GLOW," about a women's wrestling TV program in the 1980s, is a sharp, insightful comedy.
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David McLellan's Karl Marx: A Biography, originally published in 19903, remains the best and most insightful.
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Your list of 45 must-see, fun, insightful, and very New York art events this season.
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A.I. tutors perform better, in part, because a computer is more patient and often more insightful.
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She knows their power but their limitations, too, and this girds her subtle and insightful commentary.
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It's not as insightful as it could be, but its imagery is never less than astonishing.
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There is nothing cool, informative, insightful, genuine, or authentic in real life, OR on the internet.
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The best thing of this book: the insightful reflections on the process of telling a story.
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The moments when we learn more about the pair's bond are at once insightful and moving.
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Critical Distance is a community-supported endeavour aiming to curate, contextualize, and archive insightful writing on games.
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Trip Gabriel at The New York Times, to name just one journalist, wrote dozens of insightful articles.
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Craig earned widespread respect for his insightful reporting and inspired so many most recently with his courage.
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And their innate curiosity often prompts introverts to ask insightful questions that can impact important business decisions.
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The schedule — which you can view here in English — is packed with insightful interviews and panel sessions.
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That's a big deal in a world not known for being especially insightful about customers' pain points.
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In my discussion with him, Benny provided some insightful advice on go to market strategy in Asia.
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To watch this insightful conversation, which originally appeared on "Closing Bell, " you must be a PRO member.
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TL;DR: The insightful eufy smart scale is down by 55 percent to just £39.99 on Amazon.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has proven to be not only cry-laugh funny but incredibly insightful and educational.
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Our clients need information that is accurate, insightful and easy to understand, and they need it now.
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Just like their restaurants, it's fun, insightful, doesn't take itself too seriously, and is very, very good.
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We spent about an hour on the question-and-answer session, which proved insightful and pretty moving.
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Once the primary source for show reviews, runway images, breaking fashion news, and insightful industry comment, Style.
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And if I'm being honest, this way of getting to know the cast was way more insightful.
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The result is by turns caustic, coy, baffling, impish, embarrassing, insightful and, as the pseudonym suggests, frank.
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Quite the contrary: Some of the most insightful stories about any place can be told by outsiders.
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But respect for such forbearance is at the heart of David Rieff's insightful and humane new book.
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"We thought it was an insightful article, and we asked them to consider minor edits," she said.
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Hagit deserves better, more insightful treatment, from those she encounters in life and from Mr. Gilady's script.
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Parker can be off-putting — immature and casually profane one moment, insightful beyond his years the next.
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Several sacred cows of VR were playfully pressed against, generating insightful reflections and contrarian points of view.
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"They're allowed to share their story and their experience and I think that's really insightful," she says.
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It's an insightful movie about the expectations of ambition, kindness, and finding a purpose in this world.
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There's not a lot of substance here, but there is something brilliantly insightful about the emotional tone.
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Which brings us to your second, insightful point: An ignored survey can indeed send a message, too.
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But the vibrant, insightful performance Mr. Andsnes gave with Mr. Pappano and the Philharmonic was a revelation.
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Folks will be able to join and get characteristically insightful answers from these two tech scene veterans.
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You may remember Sarah's often witty and insightful work as a correspondent for The Times in Britain.
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The answers I received were insightful and unsparing and gave me a great deal to think through.
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Some of the documentary's other most insightful scenes focus on the fans who drive the influencer world.
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It doesn't really showcase culture but I do feel it is an insightful view into everyday Australiana.
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To the Editor: David Brooks's column is insightful, and I agree with the need for more modesty.
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Arimah is most insightful when exploring the complex relations between mothers and daughters and between young women.
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But memes that are obvious and dull don't go viral—memes that are obvious and insightful do.
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While Politico's piece offered an insightful analysis of the future of farmers, it focused on business owners.
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One potentially insightful group to examine includes people who live at the western edges of time zones.
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I did a lot of quick, fast stuff, and you would do deep, thoughtful, insightful, long pieces.
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The stories are insightful, funny, and imaginative, diving into the ways humans might invite technology into their relationships.
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Come for the refreshingly insightful rant, stay for the never-not-going-to-be-funny auto-correct jokes.
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Bonus: Genius shower thoughts with Nick Offerman, the sequel Nick Offerman returns with some deeply insightful shower thoughts.
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Google Autocomplete offers insightful, bizarre, and sometimes scary looks into what people are searching for on the web.
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Regardless, it's entertaining and insightful to watch people admit to something they're likely not proud of at all.
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He was born and raised in Rocinha and exemplified the kids there: silent, observant, very intelligent and insightful.
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Annabel Gat: Astrology is an awesome tool for self knowledge, but it's also so insightful for our partnerships.
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Sources: Thanks to Gil Ben-Artzy for the insightful meeting/feedback that got me rolling with this article.
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Somehow, Queens's Knockdown Center, with its insightful, community-driven, idiosyncratic programming seems like a perfectly natural landing spot.
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So if you follow someone hilarious or insightful, you can easily encourage your own followers to add them.
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On a personal note, I always found Walt, Steve and Ed to be thoughtful, insightful and fair-minded.
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"The general process of getting to know one group over a long period of time is very insightful."
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The discussion was lively, insightful, and a bit pessimistic — these panelists were not about to sugarcoat the problem.
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And every sentence is so casually and relentlessly insightful that you'll be temporarily distracted from the news cycle.
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"Shoot-Up-Able" takes a tricky premise and turns it into comedy that's insightful, considerate, and, yes, funny.
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She initially wore the device to get a sense of the patient experience, but found it surprisingly insightful.
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The app shows you insightful graphs representing your work-life balance over the past few weeks and months.
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This is the question that Nega, by all appearances a deeply thoughtful and insightful man, must ask himself.
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I cannot commend Wil S. Hylton enough for his insightful, honest, intelligent and sensitive portrait of Chuck Close.
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Ms. Merkel gave an insightful speech at his funeral, at which his partner, Michael Mronz, was also present.
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"Enrique, thank you for that insightful contribution to the show," Ingraham said before Morones disappeared from the screen.
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In fact, Kornacki regularly highlights a number of the day during his broadcasts — and it is always insightful.
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After all, his incredible returns, spotless reputation, and insightful quips make it easy for investors to idolize him.
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I wish it weren't too late for Mr. Trump to be insightful and to practice mindfulness and empathy.
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"As an insightful leader he should gradually lead Chinese society to an open and democratic system," Wu said.
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I think one way of thinking about Art Sqool is as an insightful critique of the arts education.
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Each essay is insightful and poetic, lyrical, a joy to read and reread, an enduring primer for me.
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Emily Lakdawalla at the Planetary Society presents wonderfully insightful dives into the latest data from NASA's planetary probes.
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In a great performance, and an insightful production, these qualities distinguish the opera from other late-Romantic melodramas.
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"Chris, being a native of Taiwan, had a lot of really insightful information about the culture," says Fann.
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On Wednesday, the tan suit's fifth anniversary, he offered the most insightful take -- and a note of perspective.
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Walker offers insightful comments on some of his most important compositions with their pianistic innovations and expressive elegance.
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Since this release, The New York Times has published two more groups of very insightful graphs and maps.
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Pamela Evans, Charlottesville, Va. Thank you for Jeneen Interlandi's insightful and well-researched study of early-childhood education.
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These are a few of the people we met, and a few of the insightful comments we collected.
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Our editorial aim is to bring together the most insightful people to talk about the most urgent topics.
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Besides, the recollections in "The Vietnam War," though often moving or insightful, don't always advance the book's narrative.
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There are the eclectic letters, but also a long essay on writing that is insightful, if shoehorned in.
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Ranging from traditional landscapes to immersive digital installations, the show is sure to be wide-ranging and insightful.
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I loved his wit and sense of humor, and his insightful posts about life and politics in Iraq.
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Now she offers readers her humorous and insightful first novel, the portrait of a New York City marriage.
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Social scientists find that homogeneous groups like his cabinet can be less creative and insightful than diverse ones.
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He gave an insightful reason that explained why he was forbidden from translating it you may have missed.
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The manuscript that Random House published was, depending on your perspective, either entertainingly insightful or shamelessly self-aggrandizing.
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We're back with our yearly spring guide of must-see, fun, insightful, and very New York art events.
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It is insightful and reverent, but not revelatory, at least not to someone who has studied her work.
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But their self-awareness and self-deprecating humor is a pretty good salve that can be occasionally insightful.
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Soil, at its core, is a disturbingly insightful examination of the nuances of human interaction—mentally, physically, and spiritually.
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In fact, nearly every acceptance speech at the Golden Globes attempted to provide insightful takeaways for viewers at home.
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I think that this exhibition is one of the most conceptually complex, cerebral, and personally insightful that we've presented.
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Such were the experiences described by the Nobel prizewinning ethologist Konrad Lorenz in his insightful book Man Meets Dog.
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This will be an easy, enjoyable, and insightful way to explore art in one of country's most historic cities.
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All of the interviewees give insightful, heartbreaking, sometimes infuriating testimony over compelling (and often gorgeous, if disturbing) archival footage.
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It's an insightful 34-page document with a nuanced take on toxic content and how to deal with it.
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Once that update is out, all broadcasts will be saved automatically, including all your viewers' insightful comments and hearts.
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Then along came the brilliant young Carlos Kleiber and Claudio Abbado — really wonderful, committed and insightful conductors and interpreters.
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The advice covers everything from how to avoid overeating to dealing with "morons" and are super insightful and Fun!
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But several aspects of Ted Bundy's story could have made for an insightful film and a much better drama.
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The service is edited and moderated by its community of users, which keeps the discussions generally insightful and enlightening.
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It's about how we live in bubbles, which is in no way a new, insightful, or particularly interesting idea.
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The product offers an insightful peek into movement, sleep and the like, with detailed breakdowns accessible via the app.
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Many voices offer solutions to this ever-growing problem, and maybe the most insightful is that of Malala Yousafzai.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The most insightful work about President Donald Trump now showing doesn't mention him by name.
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I can only presume that after 33 years on the radio, Evans is capable of asking insightful, amusing questions.
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Not only would the merchants' reports be much more insightful, the analysis would also be a lot more manageable.
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TL;DR: The insightful Eufy smart scale is on sale for just £39.99, saving you 55% on list price.
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Open questions are best for drawing out insightful responses, while "why" questions can provoke defensiveness and should be avoided.
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We are deeply saddened by this, as we miss David's insightful questions and his many contributions to Koch Industries.
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But the revelation was "Idomeneo," a superb performance featuring an exemplary cast and the insightful conducting of René Jacobs.
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This show is entertaining, insightful, and emotionally complex, which are all the things you want from such a project.
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MUNCHIES recently spoke with Michael Stewart, the Program Director at Arrive Alive DRIVE SOBER, about their insightful new campaign.
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Bress's work is disarmingly lighthearted but deeply insightful, says Curator of Exhibitions and Acting Curator of Photography Seth Feman.
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Long one of the most insightful interpreters of Schubert, this tenor sings "Winterreise," accompanied by the pianist Julius Drake.
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Knausgaard's response to the varying opinions of those he encounters is at once measured, insightful and tinged with comedy.
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But it helped me understand why I can find Westworld interesting and engaging, but rarely deep, compelling, or insightful.
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To the Editor: I usually agree with Nicholas Kristof's insightful columns, but I have to disagree with this one.
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Why, for example, has the formerly shrewd and insightful Tyrion become a dunderhead since he joined up with Daenerys?
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We're live, breaking news during the day, and the smartest, most insightful opinion space we can create at night.
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The 2019 International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam provided an insightful look at this issue through its program The Villain.
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Others, though, are so modestly insightful — and the performers so appealingly natural — that we forgive the occasional heavy hand.
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What Sergio discovers is much bigger than one patient's story and more insightful about love, loneliness, and growing old.
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While that's not much to work with, the exhibition succeeds in presenting an insightful intellectual portrayal of the sculptor.
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The stories are insightful, funny, and imaginative, diving into the ways humans might invite technology into their relationships. —A.
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Its lyrics were so sharp, so insightful, that people were convinced it couldn't have been written by a teenager.
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Oh, Pete Gilbert, as if floated down from the heavens, a cheerful, insightful man in a soft plaid shirt.
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Instead, you need to show how dynamic you are, how exciting your pitch is, how insightful your analytics are.
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"A Bend in the River," V.S. Naipaul A beautifully written, insightful novel about (among other things) colonialism and race.
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Every moment of this recording is fresh and insightful, traits we have now come to expect from Mr. Fisher.
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The Georgian pianist Alexander Toradze, long considered an insightful representative of the Romantic tradition, was the soloist in the Second.
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The group also inspired an insightful, Oscar-winning documentary on Netflix last year and received a Nobel Peace Prize nomination.
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Key & Peele often gave us wonderfully insightful and biting sketches about race in America, but it was definitely sketch comedy.
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The two manage to make enough cringe-worthy insightful small-talk for Colton to feel comfortable giving her the rose.
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It is the classic sign of a paper that purports to be deeper and more insightful than it actually is.
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Craig: An Xiao Mina is one of the more insightful people when it comes to analyzing and understanding viral misinformation.
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While O'Connor and Storer explore their chosen mysteries with an eye that approaches insightful, others don't quite attain that success.
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I haven't tracked this so well myself, but I believe it, as those days we are more introverted, subdued, insightful.
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It's an insightful look at people and places outside of our familiar comfort zones, but it never gets too preachy.
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When you bring in talented people who help you develop more insightful products and services, you create more resilient companies.
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And, of course, Paul's weekly segment "Ring-a-ding-ding" has all the insightful Bluetooth MIDI accessory commentary you crave.
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Tandoh is perhaps at her most insightful when she writes about want and shame and their inextricable link to food.
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He had a way of moving around quickly and mumbling and then all of the sudden saying something completely insightful.
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When you see how something is handled, or how it is moved from point A to B, it's revelatory, insightful.
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Most responses are insightful and delivered in a natural-sounding voice that would've been at home in the movie Her.
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It tackles mental health with a skilled, yet light hand, and it manages to pump out catchy and insightful songs!
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Researchers hypothesize that being able to tap into this in-between stage of associated thoughts and creativity could be insightful.
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Lastly, we closed out the week with WIRED25, a conference in San Francisco that hosted tech luminaries for insightful conversations.
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AI software applications are enabling business leaders to make faster and more insightful decisions, helping them save time and money.
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But, when it comes to consuming McDonald's food, the restaurant's crew members are probably the most insightful of the bunch.
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Equally insightful is his emphasis on the importance of context rather than universal "best practices" to address emerging competitive threats.
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I guess I should think of something a bit more insightful to say but honestly this just flat out sucks.
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The release prompted a great deal of smart, insightful writing, but also a lot of knee-jerk and predictable cant.
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So studying them and the plastic inside them could be more insightful than looking at creatures like fish or clams.
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His professional yet insightful creativity on the Legal front in helping us close business is not something you often see.
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Editors, reporters and others who have worked with Mr. Sulzberger say he is reserved but insightful and calm under pressure.
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He inserts himself into the culture and makes insightful observations about public education in the South, race relations and poverty.
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And what Sergio discovers is much bigger than one patient's story and more insightful about love, loneliness, and growing old.
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His character, genial and insightful one minute, robotic and cruel the next, never really cohered, and neither did the performance.
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Recently, and especially with these insightful new data, I have come to doubt both the reasoning and the empirical support.
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The plot may be unpredictable, but its overarching theme of ethics becomes consistently more important and insightful in this age.
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On C-SPAN in 2003, he made an insightful observation about O'Reilly, the man he would replace 12 years later.
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It's not unusual and there's nothing hugely insightful to talk about a retailer leveraging their power to build private label.
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And I think if you began reading The Times again, you would find that coverage deep and insightful and informative.
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As the show veers from insightful to arbitrary to oblivious, its sheer freedom is part of what makes it interesting.
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We at Reuters know that we have a profound responsibility to fill the need for fast, accurate and insightful coverage.
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Though the artistic ability of our 42 finalists varies widely, their skill at providing insightful commentary or criticism does not.
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Thank you for an insightful article that explores the challenges of being a Democratic candidate in the state of Alabama.
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The first hour, by far the most revealing and insightful, follows the young Hillary Rodham from childhood through the 1970s.
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But Chiang is getting to something insightful, which is that the ambiguity in many ways is the definition of living.
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The result is a weird, erratic and occasionally insightful experiment that, unlike its indefatigable star, never quite finds its zing.
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What an insightful analysis of the rise of "whiteness" identity concurrent with whites' loss of majority status in this country.
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The wise and insightful Olive, after all, is a fully realized character, far more than just a woman with dwarfism.
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This three-part documentary claims to be about Bill Gates, but the biographical portions are not particularly fresh or insightful.
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Her insightful, darkly funny memoir may confirm many of your worst fears about big tech and the people driving it.
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For me, his most distinguished work has been an insightful performance of Verdi's "Don Carlo" in the spring of 2015.
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The center will have to stay on its toes, however, perpetually developing that conversation in newly insightful and inspiring ways.
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Tennesse Williams: No Refuge but Writing is insightful and uplifting for anyone who ever attempted to create something from nothing.
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It was, by any standard, an insightful piece of reporting that helped our audience understand a mysterious and frightening enemy.
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Time has proven Isou's idea of poetic graphic plasticity, with its urge for decomposing fixed forms, insightful and highly relevant.
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I'm trying to say something that's really deep and insightful and Kara's just not gonna let me have that moment.
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It's insightful not just about marriage but friendship; as Alex lands a big movie role, Brett feels them drifting apart, too.
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Whatever the time or place, the heart of the matter is regularly reached here — and throughout this moving and insightful show.
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Her quotations, where Sanders includes them, are lucid and insightful: "We have a good arrangement," she was quoted by Peter Evans.
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Below, the most insightful and inspiring revelations from the interview, on everything from female empowerment to her life as a mother.
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They, along with our partners at Just for Laughs, will be an insightful resource for the talent that takes our stage.
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Nobody has dozens of hilarious or insightful things to say every day that they're alive, I don't care who they are.
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Also, as we've learned from the Spotify feature, it's also just insightful to see what your friends are into this week.
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We thank all our participants, and the readers who offered interesting and insightful comments on our website and on social media.
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They are there to help ask insightful questions or guide you in your treatment, but can't do the work for you.
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I saw her artsy black-and-white selfies, her insightful Goodreads reviews, her cryptic status updates written in all lowercase letters.
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Foreign policy's role When he criticizes Hillary Clinton or George W. Bush's foreign policy record, Trump becomes briefly and unusually insightful.
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If you want to be seen as an expert in your field, you absolutely must be regularly creating useful, insightful content.
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"Through a series of entertaining and insightful lessons, Kondo helps Chiaki get her home — and life — in order," says the description.
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In fact, the real magic of predictive analytics is big data, as noted in this insightful article on the VersionOne blog.
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"Water," his 2010 debut on the Motéma label, introduced him as both a commanding singer and (more unusually) an insightful songwriter.
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Post-debate commentary doesn't work for the same reason Spin Alley isn't insightful — it's dominated by partisans cheerleading their favorite candidate.
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Theater This lacerating, painfully insightful comedy about the legacy of slavery is guaranteed to take you way outside your comfort zone.
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She was inquisitive and insightful, and her articles told readers what was going on and what was likely to come next.
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Top 3 opportunities for AI in media Metadata: GrowingImproving the metadata underlying the content and drawing insightful connections from the data.
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Crossword Kathy is on hiatus right now, but for a while, Kathy would post insightful commentary from an experienced solver's perspective.
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Listen to it below: You may recall that the most insightful, penetrating criticism of Alt-J perhaps ever happened in 2015.
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The editing process with Will Shortz was extremely insightful and he had a lot of good advice for our first puzzle.
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But throughout my journey, I learned something that I found deeply insightful: Just like the rest of us, billionaires have regrets.
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In the pilot, I found them mostly dutiful, rather than insightful, but later episodes drew me into this story more thoroughly.
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To the challenges of teaching history in a way that is at once accurate and inclusive, Schlesinger remains an insightful guide.
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My other favorite type is the "big think" work that endeavors to provide an insightful new broad overview of a subject.
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In his measured, insightful biography, "President McKinley: Architect of the American Century," Robert W. Merry seeks to set the record straight.
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It's a good time to reread Somini Sengupta's insightful piece on what his victory could mean for global climate change policy.
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For biographical context read the letters with "Wrapped in Rainbows" — Valerie Boyd's insightful and compassionate biography of Hurston — close at hand.
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Halsey, born Ashley Frangipane, is currently one of pop music&aposs brightest stars and most insightful lyricists at 25 years old.
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It was an insightful question about how to use the hardware, which he didn't really understand, that sparked the new ideas.
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HOWARD CHARLES YOUROWNEW YORK To the Editor: I have long admired Anthony Tommasini's thoughtful, insightful, well-written reviews of musical performances.
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R. I adored Stein's graphic essay collection Present for its frank, charming, insightful meditations on daily life, rendered in dreamy watercolor.
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And as with "Butterfly," I found the jazz-infused arrangement very insightful into the colorings and seductive allure of Bizet's score.
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I'm used to writing things that are sarcastic, not things that are supposed to be funny, but also insightful and earnest.
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One of the earliest players in the game, Filmspotting has been producing weekly installments of affable, insightful film analysis since 2005.
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This phrase was offered by Samuel Huntington, who wrote some insightful stuff before he got into some seriously flawed cultural criticism.
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These interviews with teenage girls can be insightful, disturbing and revealing, but they are also repetitious and in dire need of editing.
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"Nothing is more impressive than candidates who come with insightful prepared questions that are tailored to each of the interviewers," she said.
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But this summer, select researchers will get access to some of the most insightful social media data we have, direct from Facebook.
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Her writing is precise and acutely insightful, and she has a special talent for capturing fleeting feelings on an almost molecular level.
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The two sisters head to the Weirwood back to meet up with Bran, who pretty much just stares and says insightful things.
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For others, like myself, the web's provided opportunities to publish our writing and receive immediate feedback from a critical and insightful audience.
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He was the rock of our family and he always had a positive, heartwarming, insightful and caring outlook on everything and everyone.
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But, we're specifically shouting out the Twitter users who make the most of the site's format, firing off pithy, cosmically insightful takes.
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My parents were so impressed with this, like she comes in, makes this incredibly insightful pronouncement, and then jumps in the lake.
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The eufy smart scale provides 12 insightful measurements of your body's health, including weight, body fat, BMI, bone mass, and muscle mass.
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Two pairs of super-sensitive sensors ensure precise and correct measurements, and the EufyLife app automatically records insightful health data via Bluetooth.
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Dixa's solution is described by Fosselius as a "next-gen" customer engagement platform built for personal and insightful conversations across all channels.
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Her extensive reporting on online communities, norms, and harassment is rigorous and insightful in a way that few others have ever matched.
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Allen Iverson wrote a long piece at the Players' Tribune this morning that was at times poignant, insightful, hilarious, and somewhat inexplicable.
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Congratulations on a very insightful and thoughtful article on the history of developing technologies for space life support and understanding Earth's biosphere.
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"He was the rock of our family and he always had a positive, heartwarming, insightful and caring outlook on everything and everyone."
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The short catalogue essays by Kong, Jemison, and independent curator Danni Shen approach the exhibition from varied angles and are all insightful.
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She could totally be at the center of a Psych-style show where an insightful regular person helps the police solve crimes.
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He has literally given this country insightful commentary decade after decade and it has changed the media landscape in this country forever.
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I've never forgotten how brutally funny and insightful she was about her struggles with bipolar disorder, addiction, and life in the spotlight.
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Voysis doesn't want to be Siri or Alexa – it wants to the perfect shop assistant, or the extremely insightful video store clerk.
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It is far more insightful to look at the recent happenings of the women's bantamweight division in terms of stylistic match ups.
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And fortunately, most of our fans are incredible and they have insightful comments, and I love sharing their stories and that's great.
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And that's OK. Look, it's nice to hear an honest and insightful answer out of someone involved in a major news story.
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And the podcaster C G P Grey provides an insightful illustration of the problem in his video 'The Trouble with Transporters' (2016).
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All of those guys have such huge experience creating original IP, that just having weekly meetings with them has been very insightful.
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To that end, I recently read Seth Klarman's Margin of Safety, a hard to find, but very insightful book about value investing.
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A strong, insightful book about Arnold's betrayal of his country might not only have historical value but also resonance for us today.
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Ackroyd's volume is slim but insightful, no more than a character portrait but guided by a novelist's skills of characterization and texture.
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" This is no Hitchcockian tale of a double life but an insightful portrait of grief's power to create "a dislocation of reality.
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The reason I ask this question year after year is because my answer changes over time, which I find interesting and insightful.
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Such efforts are what an insightful Energy Department technical report recommended in August, but the department's political proposal fundamentally contradicts this message.
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But Allison Amend's "Enchanted Islands" isn't concerned with packing its protagonist off to face exotic hardships and emerge a freshly insightful woman.
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Finally, former President Obama's 2012 campaign manager, Jim Messina, gave an insightful interview to Bloomberg Radio on Wednesday about the Democratic primary.
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But while the book is as funny as it is insightful, Wright doesn't sugarcoat the sometimes unthinkable cruelties her subjects carried out.
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The film primarily consists of sit-down interviews, including insightful anecdotes from Renzo Gracie, Fabio Santos, Jeff Glover, Gary Tonon, and more.
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These are all very moving and insightful works, but the other pieces in the room make the exhibition feel diffuse, almost rambling.
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The result is a book that is both insightful and entertaining, and whose lessons are much broader than the book's central topic.
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We've become more informed, more sophisticated, more discerning, more capable of assessing risks and more insightful in identifying the next major technology.
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Mr. Dyson was, for all his eccentric, maverick tendencies, a theoretical physicist — one of the most brilliant and insightful of his age.
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Empathy for its troubled cast is one of the novel's great strengths, and at its most insightful and compassionate, the sentences sing.
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Then, in a flight of fancy, the book closes with the observations of an insightful lion humiliated by life in the zoo.
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Being a kid keeps you on the fringes, which can give you an insightful, unclouded view of the injustices in the world.
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As always, thank you for offering your insightful opinions, sharing your personal experiences and composing creative stories on our many writing prompts.
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There's no shortage of contemporary art being made about President Trump, but it can be hard to find work that feels insightful.
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I am forever grateful to this tirelessly insightful classic for articulating the alternating anguish and transcendence that comes with this life's work.
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Paul Taylor, who was a reporter for the Washington Post back in the '90s, wrote something about this that was really insightful.
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YOU HAVE DEEPER AND MORE INSIGHTFUL CONVERSATIONS WITH BOTH PARTIES THAN I DO WHAT SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS DO YOU BELIEVE HAS BEEN MADE?
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Both are histories filtered through the filmmaker's singular experience as an Italian American and as a preternaturally inquisitive and insightful spectator/creator.
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I spent the night in the studio talking with some of my most insightful New York Times colleagues about what it means.
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These two insightful books suggest that if we don't recommit ourselves to political equality, we will become ever more closed, authoritarian societies.
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But on a human level it's incredibly insightful to get information in respondents' own words rather than on a preset rating scale.
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"American Lion," Janet Maslin noted, "balances the best of Jackson with the worst" and Meacham's biography is cogent, fair-minded and insightful.
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"We are thrilled to have Tavis share his insightful programming with our vast audience," said network CEO Kevin Adell in a statement.
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Artificial writers will occasionally say something poetic or insightful, and are worth reading even if they didn't emerge from a human brain.
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To understand how profoundly delightful, and insightful, these shows are, check out what The Times television critic James Poniewozik wrote about them.
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It's not a new or nuanced or hugely insightful portrait of the president, but it's thoroughly grounded in the book's extant reporting.
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Some of what's said about the generation is genuinely insightful, particularly when New Yorker writer Jia Tolentino shows up as a commentator.
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The Quan is easy and fun to imitate, and an insightful friend suggested that Colbert write a song to go with it.
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"It's insightful to see them with their friends or with their family, if you feel like that's appropriate on your timeline," she says.
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Under his stewardship, the bureau has landed important exclusives and produced insightful coverage of key shifts in American domestic, foreign and regulatory policy.
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The replies, arranged in posters around one room of the gallery, are insightful of the current make-up of collections at European institutions.
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You should come prepared with insightful questions to learn more about the role and to make sure the company is a good fit.
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This group of individuals is a force — persistent, bold, insightful, and very often, brave and remarkably optimistic about their futures in this country.
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These real-world findings are insightful, but what you experience will vary depending on your PC configuration and the games that you play.
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Similarly, in my time working with Ambassador Taylor, I have found him to be an insightful, strategic, and effective representative of U.S. interests.
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Insightful, a bit irreverent and always on the mark, Fouts avoids saying things he later has to correct, a common fault of analysts.
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If I have to fund this journal from payments made by authors, I would lose most of my most insightful (and influential) writers.
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If you live in the city or are planning a summer trip, don't miss out on their fun, off-beat, and insightful recommendations.
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Thanks to her artistic shots and insightful, body-positive comments, Nude Yoga Girl has amassed more than 672,000 followers on the social network.
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"Arkangel" would still be a strong story if it said something more concrete and insightful about the urge to completely control children's lives.
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In his insightful article, When Bitcoin Grows Up, British journalist John Lanchester dives into why, historically, banks came about in the first place.
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As brands and creators focus on what works with Facebook, it's insightful to see what is happening with all those silent autoplay videos.
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That made me turn my mind, for another farewell blog, to other books on finance and economics that were both readable and insightful.
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Inside a genre in which men easily and unrelentingly prey upon women, this scene seems exceptionally insightful in its barefaced criticism of masculinity.
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Ahead, you'll find the wittiest, the silliest, and the most insightful comments the internet had to offer during Monday's episode of The Bachelor.
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And somehow, all this has made him a much more humanistic, insightful analyst of what it's like to live in this world too.
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The sit-down interviews with the team members are insightful and frequently surprising, I would have loved if the filmmaking had matched them.
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It's a rare thing to have a book that is insightful, funny, and also a true lesson in histories so often kept hidden.
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The Supreme Court case may have had the lasting legal impact, but I'd argue that Pfeiffer's case is really the more insightful one.
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Williams published some of Alomar's work in her literary journal, NOON, and Davis wrote an insightful and laudatory introduction to his first book.
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Corden's not the most compelling or insightful interviewer, but at least he's a professional capable of eliciting an interesting reaction from a guest.
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This can range from well-meaning and insightful analysis to more speculative nonsense pushed by Twitter personalities like Louise Mensch and Eric Garland.
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Oppression is a widely-accepted and statistically-supported phenomenon, and a lot of insightful people with lived experience are talking about it. 14.
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I found Coates's blog — which offers an inside look at his process — insightful, but I read it only after reading Black Panther #1.
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But one of the most insightful observations that RuPaul made here, to me, is the enormous burden we place on women in politics.
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Shell weaves in insightful quotes from Barack and Michelle that reveal their commitment to fighting for the country and uniting the American people.
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This reading of Roosevelt is insightful: Because antitrust is not a technical enterprise, it cannot be left to faceless, nameless economists and technocrats.
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In 2016 Cara Rose DeFabio wrote an insightful piece about black 23andMe users confronted by painful truths lying hidden in their own genes.
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President Trump's budget outline for fiscal year 2202 includes insightful comments by Mick Mulvaney, the director of the Office of Management and Budget.
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But it is every bit as insightful as Veep about the nature of power, and a great deal more somber in its comedy.
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Insightful feedback concerning a creative project could arrive during this full moon, too, as well as some fresh perspective on your love life.
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" Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott called it "an unusually insightful and funny mainstream American movie about the predicaments of modern marriage.
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Even at 700 pages, the book is utterly riveting and consistently insightful, in no small part because of its faithful attention to nuance.
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Here are nine of the most insightful, terrifying, and powerful quotes from Levi's essay — ones that best exemplify the core of the piece.
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Ayers employs both a wide angle and zoom lens, interspersing fascinating individual stories with insightful historical context, which he sets apart in italics.
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But for all its layers, "Balls" never gets anywhere near an insightful gloss on the battle of the sexes, writ large or small.
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Merry's measured, insightful biography seeks to set the record straight, arguing that McKinley was shrewd and patient, and wily beneath the bland exterior.
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Del Genio and Mazzucco have the less showy but equally complex role: Lenù is insightful, yet her emotions are enigmatic even to herself.
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But Scary Stories is remarkably insightful and sober in its assessment of the way stories control people, rather than the other way around.
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Could someone write an insightful play that asks why such men still see themselves as charming and sexy when they are patently awful?
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The monologue is, in fact, so eloquent and insightful that it threatens to contradict, rather than deepen, Duc's character as we know it.
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At the same time, "GLOW" becomes an insightful story about making art from trash, as an oddball alliance forms between Ruth and Sam.
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Her retelling is insightful, and as a lawyer, she offers clear legal and philosophical analysis of key court cases that influenced gay rights.
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The colorfully contrasted characters are still abundant, but the repartee is, for the most part, content to be merely snappy, not socially insightful.
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Also insightful is the chapter devoted to the final, 1966-67 edition of the Green Book, and the double-edged sword of integration.
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But it's Paula Byrne's "The Genius of Jane Austen" that gives us the most insightful analysis of the making of the Austen legacy.
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Recode's Peter Kafka recently interviewed Buzzfeed CEO Jonah Peretti, and Peretti said something really insightful: what if Google's ads really aren't that good?
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And we've heard from some great and insightful people already today here, but most recently, others who have weighed in on the markets.
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The stakes here are more about "getting it right, first," so as to burnish one's reputation as a political analyst or insightful observer.
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" NPR's Steve Inskeep said "She was an insightful voice on the air, and a leader behind the scenes, at both @NPR and @abcnews.
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"Donald Cried" is an acutely insightful, exquisitely written and acted triumph for Mr. Avedisian, who understands how the past permanently clings to us.
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Over all, however, Wills has written perhaps the best introduction to the Quran that I know of: elegant, insightful, even at times joyful.
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The pressure was enormous — to ask only the best, most insightful questions, and not soak up all his precious energy and remaining time.
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Robert Carsen's 2013 production, which returned on Friday, is an exhilarating demonstration of how an insightful updating can reveal a great opera anew.
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It provides insightful supplementary information by focusing on the last day and death of arguably the most influential artist of the 21946th century.
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Even though it's a cartoon from the 1990s, the show is eerily insightful about the way we interact with technology and the environment.
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You'll get a diverse selection of stories — from the mundane to the of-the-moment, the insightful to the silly — in your inbox everyday.
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In only four episodes, When They See Us sheds insightful new light on a subject already covered widely by the media over the years.
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With moving fiction, experimental short stories, heartfelt poetry collections and insightful memoirs, 2016 introduced us all to a bevy of great authors and literature.
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And, if your brain handled the 10 thoughts above without melting, consider this bonus tidbit: Nick Offerman returns with some deeply insightful shower thoughts.
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Just because you understand your customer through the lens of their online activities doesn't mean that translates into smart and insightful interactions in person.
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A close friend who's a huge fan of the franchise tells me they offer insightful political commentary that gets more relevant with each movie.
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Many of the images in this show are fascinating in both formal and thematic terms, revealing a consciousness that is supple and keenly insightful.
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Nicholls is excitable and high-energy, while Franchitti — a four-time IndyCar champion and three-time Indy 103 winner — is cool, insightful, and funny.
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The book's supernatural elements are creepy rather than cheesy, and Ms. Bauer is insightful about people, their bereavement and the way it distorts them.
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That's when he realized that his account, widely considered one of the most insightful sources of information about Belgium and ISIS, had been suspended.
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But it's not a rocky planet, like Earth, which could make for insightful followup observations about how the atmosphere is composed and its evolution.
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In an age of climate change and stubborn inequality, in Australia and beyond, that is an unsettling conclusion to a gripping and insightful book.
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The report does its fair share of fear-mongering and some of its major conclusions come across as a bit more "clickbaity" than insightful.
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But the singer has also inspired plenty of insightful think pieces and a surge in voting registration ahead of the midterm election this November.
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So that's very insightful and though that isn't purposely put into that song, it is a huge part of the album as a whole.
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Whether it's exploring modern feminine rage or offering lessons in love, the show typically has something insightful to say about the topics it covers.
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But it's also observant and insightful about the immigrant experience, the cultural gap between generations, and the clash between family traditions and individual experience.
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What's next: Perfecting memory could unlock AI "that can actually make insightful predictions and imagine what's going to happen in the future," Richards says.
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And somehow, all this has made him a much more humanistic, insightful analyst of what it's like to live in the real world, too.
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Harrowing and insightful, The Underground Railroad explores how the institution of slavery shaped America and what it took to free slaves from its grasp.
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Naturally, the Internet (including Kanye West) took the chance to celebrate the best way it knows how — with funny, snarky, insightful and sweet tweets.
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She was so amazing and down to earth and insightful, and I really enjoyed my time with her... I would totally hang with her.
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There are many good examples of bipartisan action to draw from: The Medicare vote during President Lyndon Johnson's presidency in 1965 was especially insightful.
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As talented as she is as a singer and performer, she has also made herself known for her insightful interviews and zen-like state.
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"It will be a different system, but we think it can be a huge market for us and very insightful for patients," Sayer said.
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The lack of understanding that — until you do that — we really can't go forward, that has been the most insightful thing that I've learned.
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He wrote an insightful study of two anti-Nazi notables: the Protestant pastor Dietrich Bonhoeffer and his friend, the intelligence officer Hans von Dohnanyi.
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The Mark Twain Prize for American Humor, which was first awarded in 1998 to Richard Pryor, highlights social criticism and insightful observation using humor.
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Consumers and businesses have come to rely on the insightful instruction on its website, and the volumes of plain-language reports it regularly publishes.
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Not only is the video insightful for anyone interested in fashion, design, or GOT, but it also links the two sisters to each other.
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MasterClass sparks users' interest and gives them an insightful grounding, but it's not a training program to advance people already pursuing that skill professionally.
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The narrative around injuries can be technical and insightful, but it can sometimes slide into wild conjecture about someone's mentality in overcoming a setback.
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Eight years after its first publication, Christopher Caldwell's Reflections on the Revolution in Europe remains the most insightful and infuriating treatment of this challenge.
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This data is insightful as 98 percent of births in the U.S. are in a hospital setting and it identifies where we've been successful.
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TYLER: O... basking in the insightful lyrics of Ed Sheeran is an unending ballet of grief and jubilation; each emotion dancing together as one.
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The Eufy smart scale provides 12 insightful measurements of your body's health, such as weight, body fat, BMI, bone mass, muscle mass, and more.
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When he's not acting as the president's personal attorney and longtime fixer, Michael Cohen is apparently a deeply insightful observer of business and politics.
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"I feel incredibly proud to be able to come back here and see such intelligent, insightful bodies of work on display," Mr. Dossena said.
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But it's also a scathing and insightful deconstruction of social privilege, coming from a master of the form at the height of her powers.
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River, who Clarkson called "the talker" of the two kids, also gave Momoa a colorful drawing of an octopus and asked another insightful question.
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I follow the insightful columns of Patrick Lagacé in La Presse, the Montreal newspaper which now only appears online most days of the week.
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His keen observations helped him create an insightful look into an era before knowledge of the Holocaust diminished East-West divisiveness among American Jews.
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As Jean Pisani-Ferry, one of the most insightful French commentators on Europe put it, the eurozone needs "politically balanced and economically wise" solutions.
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So it's worth asking: Who is this visionary mind that Kanye deemed insightful enough to do a phone inception to his millions of followers?
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Some experiments he saw described behavior as empathetic or insightful, but those behaviors could also be explained by basic conditioning, like training and association.
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Hundreds found and edited it, with suggestions both basic (de-clutter your space) and insightful (use easy-to-open "crash bar" handles on exits).
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An insightful mother, Kardashian wonders if North is ready for a rest after such a tiresome day of making noodles in her cowgirl outfit.
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During this performance, he'll be recording the follow-up to his 2015 album, "Away Game," joined by the witty and insightful comedian Aminah Imani.
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For more fun and insightful interviews like this one, subscribe to the audio version of Recode Decode, which has a new episode every Monday.
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She can usually be counted on for a seductive, gossipy, insightful story without the contrivances that keep "Nine Perfect Strangers" so flabby and unwell.
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In fact, your insightful article makes the point that there is a positive and achievable pathway forward that invests resources to achieve real impact.
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And, aside from insightful portraits of Wilson's two beloved wives, O'Toole's gaze is fixed throughout on the president and other famous and powerful politicians.
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And still others raised an insightful question: Why is their "phone addiction" perceived as more harmful than that of the adults in their lives?
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But as an incisive and insightful tale of ambition and envy, inspiration and mediocrity, the show should resonate with a wide swath of theatergoers.
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Intense, insightful conversations take place as Mercury connects with the lord of the underworld, Pluto; expect these conversations to be revisited next month, too.
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In this elegantly written and insightful cultural history, Wolff examines this calamity and how it connects to the artistic evolution of Dylan and Guthrie.
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Consumers and businesses have come to rely on the insightful instruction on the FTC website, and the volumes of plain-language reports it publishes.
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Klobuchar gave insightful and quantifiable answers to debate questions on Tuesday, in tandem with her high polling performance in Iowa ahead of the caucus.
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He then showed the new draft to three insightful critics: his daughters, Paulina, 13, and Elise, 16, and Elise's friend Adelaide Machado-Ulm, 16.
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In the daily paper, he's a virtuoso of the short-form judgment, turning out work that's insightful, unfussy, and pyrite-flecked with bons mots.
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Listen to the insightful words of Trekkie Monster, a character from the 2004 Tony Award-winning musical "Avenue Q:" The internet is for porn!
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This past weekend, he made his first public appearance in a year, with an insightful talk at "Fashion Talks" in his hometown, Antwerp, Belgium.
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A recent BBC documentary, "HyperNormalization," by Adam Curtis — who is often as over-the-top as he is insightful — is suggestive in this context.
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He's rarely attacked, for a strategic reason that's destined to be either insightful or deeply ironic: His rivals just don't think he can win.
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Marzorati's prose is conversational, and the book encompasses more than insightful sportswriting—it is an intimate and captivating look at athleticism, competition, and aging.
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And conceivably it could work that way — like if a person won the lottery or achieved overnight fortune from writing a truly insightful tweet.
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For years withdrawn from public life, Mr. Chappelle is touring once again, bringing his insightful and often controversial comedy to his legion of fans.
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But recently, as the result of "insightful new data," he has "come to doubt both the reasoning and the empirical support" for that view.
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But he tells this story with an insightful self-awareness and self-deprecation that's welcomely (and sometimes uncomfortably) honest, incredibly funny, and strangely beautiful.
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As with any broadcast on Twitter, you can read tweeted reactions alongside the coverage, which can be both insightful and disturbing at the same time.
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To be able to unload some of my biggest financial stressors and insecurities to a trained psychotherapist who also is a financial expert was insightful.
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Barkley can talk about both in an entertaining and intermittently insightful way, but the perspective that Barkley has is incidental to the character he plays.
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There's hope for a better Game of Thrones ending in George R.R. Martin's books The Star Wars prequels are bad — and insightful about American politics
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The confluence of those two disciplines lend themselves to be the most accurate, insightful picture of your psyche and cosmic possibilities that I know of.
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Which brings me to Trump's regular contention that financial disclosure forms are far more insightful into his financial standing than his tax returns would be.
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In his latest film, Zombi Child, Bertrand Bonello complements his usual emphasis on aesthetics with an insightful critique of colonialism and the contradictions of liberalism.
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A pair of exhibitions at David Zwirner conveys the photographer's skill at perceiving arresting visual juxtapositions, revealing a consciousness that is supple and keenly insightful.
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Former bachelorette Andi Dorfman has penned an insightful guest column for The Hollywood Reporter about the sexist double-standards of The Bachelor and The Bachelorette.
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Jeremy Stein, in a speech given when he was a Fed governor, provided a simple but insightful illustration of this point: Consider the following example.
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Ms. Skride brought a wide tonal palette to her insightful and passionate interpretation, her tone meaty and bold to open, then sweet, gossamer and brash.
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She's crazy insightful, asking her dad if everything is okay, and then doing the sweet hands on face move that the Pearsons are famous for.
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But unlike most of the incoherent lunatics who inhabit the internet, Kevin is an insightful lunatic with eclectic tastes and a thirst for new music.
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Do: Speak first The longer you wait to join the conversation, the more pressure there is to build on the discussion and say something insightful.
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Commenting on the "Padmavati" controversy, Pratap Bhanu Mehta, one of India's most insightful commentators, lamented the failure of its politicians to stand up for freedom.
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While some might find his unapologetically abrasive and inappropriate tendencies unappealing, it's hard to deny that he's incredibly skilled at having insightful and engaging interviews.
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Rebecca Traister, New York magazine contributor and author of All the Single Ladies, is the most insightful chronicler of Clinton's life in the public eye.
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There could be much more to come: Check out this insightful Slate podcast interview last week with the former FBI boss' longtime friend Benjamin Wittes.
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Our writer Jake Bright covered the news and provided insightful context around Jumia's business model, its footprint, and the state of e-commerce in Africa.
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The resulting dialogue was transformative, insightful, and ripe with actionable takeaways about what each of us can do to continue to fight for female equality.
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Despite his age, he knows how to use the tweet machine the way it was intended: biting commentary, playful retweets, and insightful and smart reactions.
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To date, she's dropped three tracks: first "Sister" and, last month, the insightful ballad "Forget The Night," which features California native Mikal Cronin on saxophone.
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Rather than tell me why in a fun and insightful way, like any one of the old TG hosts might have, Evans instead simply screams.
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Back in February, Rupert Wingfield-Hayes wrote an insightful piece for BBC about why Japan continues to support whaling despite having every reason to quit.
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Three and a half centuries later, science journalist Ed Yong channels Leeuwenhoek's wonder at microorganisms in his lovely and insightful new book, I Contain Multitudes.
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That said, Ty's bizarre optimism in the wake of Arsenal meltdowns is, in fact, perfectly understandable, and insightful to the psychology of the extreme tribalist.
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Perhaps "surrea"l isn't the right word, but being able to make e-friendships with a lot of our fans has been fulfilling and insightful.
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Now, it's more shocking to find an American publication that hasn't touched on sex, porn, or sex toys, often in deeply thoughtful and insightful ways.
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While Facebook recruiters may ask seemingly tough questions in order to yield insightful answers, Wamai notes that one technique they avoid is asking "gotcha" questions.
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The insistence on invoking totalitarianism obscures Ms Gessen's more insightful observations about how Russians continue to be shaped by the trauma of the Soviet past.
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As Nancy Goldner writes in her insightful book "More Balanchine Variations," Balanchine felt that Mozart transcended emotion, and thus was too ineffable for dance. Ridiculous!
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Children's books aren't just pretty pictures and silly stories about animals — they can also be timeless tales that are inspiring, insightful and oh so wise.
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And Kelsey Farese, a YouTuber and blogger with Michelle Phan's ICON Network, has some insightful and constructive tips for how to take better Instagram shots.
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Back in the market for recipients to count toward my weekly note, I thought about how I work with dozens of talented, helpful, insightful editors.
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Before the interview, prepare two or three insightful questions to learn more about the job and to make sure the company is a good fit.
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There was always feedback though, from Will, Joel and Sam, and it was very insightful and encouraging (even for puzzles that now make me wince!).
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"A continuous cycle of testing and revising biologically inspired models of neural computation is the key to developing insightful theories of the brain," he said.
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A rare L.A. downpour didn't stop the wave of Trump hate flooding through downtown streets, and the displays ranged from insightful to angry to hysterical.
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The animal shelter remembered Adamic as "kind and insightful, somehow both intense and humble, and above all authentic," in a post on their Facebook page.
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Through spoken word, video, theater, and books, Gómez-Peña brings his insightful and often humorous perspective to contemporary issues of culture, race, gender, and politics.
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On almost any day, on almost any topic, social media disgorges tens of thousands of not-quite-funny, not-quite-insightful exercises in topical vitriol.
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Pod Save This TV Show: Based on the podcast of the same name, the Pod Save America boys host a humorous but insightful talk show.
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Find two or three comments you think are especially thoughtful, insightful or helpful to you, and tell us why those particular comments mattered to you.
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Comedy For years withdrawn from public life, Mr. Chappelle is touring once again, bringing his insightful and often controversial comedy to his legion of fans.
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A witty and mischievous storyteller, Arimah can compress a family history into a few pages as she moves between comic distancing and insightful psychological realism.
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Around 1990 Bell Laboratories conducted a survey among its most insightful prognosticators regarding the most significant communications technologies that would lead us into the millennium.
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Indeed, we rightly credit him as uniquely insightful because of this, even if Obama also faces greater scrutiny on fairness toward police as a result.
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Her film is most insightful, though, when she turns the camera on herself and her family and takes stock of their own values and aspirations.
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What the album does well is give warmth, sensitivity—Robyn's most insightful of all her records to date—and it is, above all, aurally captivating.
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In those insightful late career interviews, she links that commitment to an ethics around authenticity, that existentialist challenge which her work answers affirmatively on her behalf.
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You'll learn how to impress audiences by visually presenting data in insightful ways, creating interactive dashboards from scratch, locating messy data sets, and cleaning messy datasets.
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All American promises insightful observations about race and class, and I look forward to seeing where it goes after it's done being all pilot-y. —K.
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As Diarmuid MacCulloch writes in his quirky, insightful book "Silence: A Christian History", in Old Testament scripture "peace and rest are associated with busy, regulated activity".
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To understand how this crisis keeps growing, take a look at an insightful map by amfAR, an advocacy group dedicated to the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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Sultan continues this dance throughout this bromance and barmance — taking material that might seem familiar and mixing a perfect, insightful cocktail: full-bodied, multitextured and delicious.
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Driving efforts within the federal government and in private research labs at places like IBM and Microsoft, these highly insightful experts have been pushing the envelope.
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And so, when students give me insightful answers to things or come up with a new way of thinking, I know what my response will be.
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In light of the seemingly endless onslaught of sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein, Judd has teamed up with Teen Vogue to share an insightful video.
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Ms Jamison proves both an insightful guide to decades of literature by and about addicts, and a self-aware chronicler of her own struggle with alcoholism.
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AL GREEN, D-TEXAS: This president has made insightful statements that are hurtful and harmful to this country and to our moral standards in the world.
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Ms. Ekperigin is an insightful comedian who mixes the political and the personal, while Mr. Lane's set is a charming blend of storytelling, accents and singing.
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She was smart and insightful, she "got" him as a person, and he enjoyed working with her — a big change from most of his daily interactions.
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Under the circumstances, you might think he would have something useful and insightful to say about house building or some other adjacent sector of the economy.
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The subject matter Medium is looking for will vary, we're told, but will include "deep, insightful, expert stories" that the company believes its members will enjoy.
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SHIMKUS: Well, I think the best way to use the freedom of speech and your freedom to protest is through peaceful action, making insightful, objective points.
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However, he had the writing genius of Clarkson and his writing partner Richard Porter to give him the insightful, funny lines to make up for it.
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Easily recognizable in his trademark Panama hat, he was frank, insightful, generous with his time (he was quoted multiple times over the years in VICE News).
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That bizarre experiment to play through the Pokémon games using only Twitch chat, which turned into a surprisingly insightful take on anarchy, democracy, and religious iconography?
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But, while it is often very funny, it is also insightful, both independently and in the context of broader thinking about the predicament of contemporary men.
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The diverse and insightful panel of witnesses assembled will shed light on many of our remaining questions and help us propose reforms to the authorizing committees.
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And there are a few insightful ones; Autonocast co-host Niedermeyer has one entitled 23 Lessons From Uber's Fatal Self-Driving Car Crash that's worth reading.
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In interview after interview and song after song, Prince consistently came off as very insightful (although he did at times make ugly remarks about gay people).
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In a brilliant email sent last year, Musk offered an insightful look into one way Tesla does this through the way company leaders run their meetings.
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Beatriz is a passionate and sought after speaker who enjoys insightful discussions around diversity as good ROI, female leadership, and the impact of Latinos in America.
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Experts in the field are in high demand as more and more companies look to both streamline their workflows and glean insightful data without zapping resources.
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"The great thing about Reddit content is that it's usually longer, it's more insightful, more in-depth than you'll see on other social platforms," Luckie said.
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A lot of the times, what Chrissy says isn't obvious but it is insightful, which is why I really love listening to her because she knows.
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While his life's work may have been in science, Einstein had insightful thoughts on everything from religion and racism to human stupidity and the income tax.
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Louisiana, with her quick, insightful takes on everyone she meets, grabbed readers' hearts in "Raymie Nightingale," and in this book she isn't about to let go.
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But everything in Trump's record suggests a cunning, ruthless, and, in many ways, insightful man — not some kind of Forrest Gump-like figure ambling through history.
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Blair is extremely insightful on the nature of terrorism in the next section, highlighting the role of the media in amplifying the impact of such crimes.
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" He says the museum once "was a place of insightful exploration of the present in the context of the long or compressed histories that preceded it.
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Experiencing another culture on your own terms, at your own pace, with a budget of your own choosing can be an incredibly rewarding and insightful adventure.
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But Lightman's aim in this insightful and provocative musing is to remind us of the centrality of subjectivity in all human endeavors, including those of science.
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Over at the New York Times Gail Collins made this insightful observation: "don't think you can be president when you sound this cranky." that was it.
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Maximilian Uriarte, a Marine from 2006 to 2010, is the creator of "Terminal Lance Corporal," an insightful comic about life in the post-9/11 corps.
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He sometimes has insightful points, but overall he does not appear to have much of a real vision or blueprint for the future of the country.
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Fortunately, Untitled Goose Game designer Michael McMaster was willing to spend some time with me recently over email, answering everything from the absurd to the insightful.
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This particular set of qualities has long been part of American self-consciousness, noted especially by de Tocqueville in his insightful study of our "can do" society.
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"The notion that our reporter's commendable and insightful work led to a criminal prosecution that has resulted in this wrongful conviction is intolerable," Mr. Lewis said.
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The book he wrote soon after he retired from the N.H.L., "The Game," from 1983, may be the most insightful reflection on the sport ever published.
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Just like last year, we've compiled a list of the fun, insightful, and very New York art exhibitions and events that you should see this season.
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All of which makes it that much more surprising how good—how insightful, clear-eyed, watchable, and smart—ESPN's sprawling documentary O.J.: Made in America is.
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As to be expected from this superlative art historian, "Misère" is formidably astute and insightful, using absorbing visual analysis to untangle a deeply complex social issue.
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On one side, there's ESPN's Darren Rovell offering insightful commentary like "this is bad for women's basketball" and on the other side, there's... well, it doesn't matter.
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" Or, as the original researcher put it, "Prophets of doom and gloom appear wise and insightful, while positive statements are seen as having a naïve 'Pollyanna' quality.
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It's about extending the opportunity to someone who is not only fully professionally capable, but also has a feminine vitality that could bring insightful interiority to Rey.
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It's an insightful look at the situation, free of anger or judgment, that suggests Neeson's face-value admission might have landed better in a different interview environment.
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Trump hinted at this in his tweet with the comment about "putting many thousands of retailers out of business," but stopped short of making an insightful critique.
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These aren't tools the average TV owner would ever really come into contact with, but they did offer some insightful details about what this display can do.
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Akbar's insightful lines are powerful in their intimacy and raw emotionality; the pain of addiction and recovery truly comes to life on the page though Akbar's voice.
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There are a few amusing anecdotes, but he strings them out far longer than they deserve, and they're not terribly insightful in the first place (22:200).
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There are a few amusing anecdotes, but he strings them out far longer than they deserve, and they're not terribly insightful in the first place (26200:21).
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There are a few amusing anecdotes, but he strings them out far longer than they deserve, and they're not terribly insightful in the first place (1:10).
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There are a few amusing anecdotes, but he strings them out far longer than they deserve, and they're not terribly insightful in the first place (230:2247).
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Before, during, and after the 2016 election, Meyers delivered night after night of insightful political commentary and smart interviews, always with keen insight and a wry grin.
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Stein's autobiographical comics aren't just beautifully rendered in dreamy watercolor; they're frank, charming, insightful meditations on daily life that manage to be sentimental but not cloyingly so.
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Chang is also just a witty, insightful, profane quote machine, and you can listen to our discussion by subscribing to my podcast or streaming it on SoundCloud.
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"Putin said some standard basic things, voicing main themes but offering no insightful ideas," Dmitry Polevoy, chief economist at ING Bank in Moscow, said of Friday's speech.
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Her book is relatable not because of who she was, but for the person she is now — insightful, slightly sardonic, and someone who is unafraid be vulnerable.
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As the Open Markets Institute's Matt Stolller points out in an insightful tweet storm, however, the shortcomings of Facebook's privacy rules are only part of the story.
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In fact, Underground is as much a story about America's past as its present, with an insightful eye on what it takes to create a better future.
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We encourage our story artists to give notes and thoughts from time to time, and I always found his notes particularly insightful and thorough and well-considered.
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The Smart Girls team continued their crusade at the Golden Globes, asking winners insightful questions that went beyond the usual red carpet "who are you wearing" banter.
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Here now are some of our favorite moms on the Internet, the ones who chronicle the daily struggle of raising kids in hilarious, insightful and heartwarming ways.
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" The wisdom of the famed baseball philosopher Yogi Berra, the master of oddly insightful malapropisms, may already be applicable to the Democratic race: "It gets late early.
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To make it all slightly more manageable, we've compiled a list of fun, insightful, and very New York art exhibitions and events in our yearly fall guide.
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The actress, 38, posted an insightful Instagram on Wednesday stressing the importance of taking care of herself and spending time with the important people in her life.
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"The Seventh Layer" opens with an unwittingly insightful monologue from Vernon about his wife Becca, for whom he and Paul have come to buy a baby bassinet.
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"She was very direct and incredibly insightful – she instinctively understood what personalities would best work together, and which employee was best suited in each position," she says.
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In documenting the joys and trials of starting a family, vloggers like Rose and Macdonald offer young queer women an insightful and accessible look at lesbian parenting.
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ONE of the most insightful responses to a Gulliver article was below the line of a post about air turbulence, and how flyers often overestimate its effects.
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While the political veteran started his career before the advent of Twitter, he put it to good use in his final years with witty and insightful posts.
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For the past 20-plus years, the Eiteljorg's Contemporary Art Fellowship program has provided an insightful examination of contemporary Native art and impacted the broader art community.
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A. O. SCOTT I recently watched an insightful, timely and at times painfully funny movie about a young African-American actor trying to break into the movies.
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"I believe classrooms provide the perfect place to have insightful and thought-provoking discussions about patriotic expressions and civil liberty," First Coast High Principal Justin Fluent said.
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"That's when I realized that the best way to go through the jungle of life is with insightful people who see things differently from me," he says.
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His fascination with Betsy is clear in his decision to use her to tell his story, and in the insightful and nimble prose he attributes to her.
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That's why I build epiphanies into my talks, four to six anchor points placed throughout the talk that clear the bar for being super insightful and compelling.
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Whether it's riveting, wildly informative and insightful, transformational, funny, sad at times, or involves any number of other emotions, audiences love the chance to feel. Something. Anything.
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But the second thing that's insightful, and that is comments made by some Chinese authorities, is that the agreements are nothing but a piece of paper now.
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Just as he had emailed, DePodesta saw parallels between the burgeoning datification of medicine and baseball's ecosystem in the late 1990s—a comment Topol found especially insightful.
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Compared to Far Cry 2, an insightful illustration of video game violence and an excellent story in its own right, what Far Cry Primal lacks is relevance.
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Four years after its founding, and after constant news coverage, multiple investigative reports and scores of insightful articles about what Egypt has become, Mada Masr was blocked.
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But they also shared some insightful advice on how parents can teach the value of money and whether giving an allowance is a good idea at all.
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I am grateful for every single person in our Good Stuff family, and for all of the wonderfully kind and insightful notes you send week after week.
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In an insightful moment, Searls acknowledges that the Rorschach encourages experts to believe that they can speak for people better than the people can speak for themselves.
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"Once again, we are looking forward to providing our millions of viewers with an insightful discussion ahead of the first major contest of the primary season."ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Angelo Cordevilla provides an insightful comment about the 2016 election: Never before has such a large percentage of Americans expressed alienation from their leaders, resentment, even fear.
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That is perhaps why, 10 years after Anna Nicole Smith's death, this substantial and insightful chronicle of the icon's rise and fall is so satisfying to read.
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From the insightful to the hilarious (sometimes both!), Hyperallergic is happy to bring you some of the best and most entertaining art writing over this past decade.
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All the essays included are unique and insightful in their own way, but is there a particular story from the collection that struck a chord with you?
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They knew each other and were part of a circle that included the brilliant Georges Duthuit, who was Henri Matisse's son-in-law and most insightful critic.
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Through these extremely varied approaches to the same core themes, the artists participating in Land Escapes create a thought-provoking collection which is both personal and insightful.
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There was always a group of games critics doing insightful, reflective work on the fringes, but there was often a sense that this work was not valued.
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The exhibition's title references a collection of insightful essays by novelist Siri Hustvedt, describing how the omission of female voices occurs from one culture to the next.
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Hard-work apparently doesn't pay off, as they're broadly characterised as "a lot o' duffers" (credit to Hagrid for providing that insightful analysis of clique culture in schools).
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A short film shared exclusively with Hyperallergic, timed for International Holocaust Remembrance Day, offers an insightful portrait of an artist who is the daughter of two Holocaust survivors.
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The singer has inspired fans to come out stronger after a breakup, so let's look back on her most insightful words and pieces of advice on the topic.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In these troubling times, we need to support the people and publishers who continue to provide insightful, entertaining, groundbreaking, and engaged publications.
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By now a streamlined emergency response system, the comedy is consistently sharper and more insightful than the distilled version you'll see at week's end on Saturday Night Live.
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Through Esme, Hoang is able to incorporate an insightful depiction of the immigrant experience — and all of the sacrifice, love, and utter drive such a life change entails.
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Maybe. But for a show that supposedly uses technology to make grand, insightful observations about the nature of human impulse, it seems like a weird detail to omit.
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"After thinking about it for a second, he was able to tell a really tight, moving, funny self-deprecating, insightful, and vulnerable narrative about his epiphany," he said.
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The piece was typical of the kinds of stories she chased: imaginative, insightful, and as complex in its analysis of foreign policy as it was grounded in humanity.
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But then Corey drops this insightful nugget -- it's only white women making such outrageous claims against Trump who get taken seriously in court ... while people of color don't.
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Mercury also meets with Pluto on January 18, again finding you connecting with powerful and insightful people—exciting ideas are shared, and maybe even a secret or two!
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In fact, she had many different ways of describing that pain, in a rare and insightful Guardian interview, published Saturday, on the topic of bullying and public shaming.
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This doesn't necessarily mean you need to engage in formal education; you can also attend conferences and workshops, read books and industry publications and regularly visit insightful blogs.
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Over at the Atlantic, Rob Meyer tries to answer that question with an insightful piece examining the state of play on climate change politics in the Democratic Party.
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SCMP editor-in-chief Tammy Tam, Alibaba founder Jack Ma, and key executive Joe Tsai have all stressed that the world needs "insightful and trusted news" from China.
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"Olympic Champion (Waiting Athlete) (Campione Olimpionico [Atleta in Attesa])" (1932), painted plasterSubsequent galleries that display Fontana's moves through punctured canvases, ceramics, and pottery are insightful as historical footnotes.
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They could be marine plants, but also breasts, strange eyes, or, as Mia Locks points out in her insightful catalog essay, ovaries at the ends of fallopian tubes.
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It features an insightful essay by the poet and author Brad Gooch, who is well known for his 21950 biography of the American poet and curator Frank O'Hara.
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Still, much as with Skyler in Breaking Bad, Naomi has the chance to start conversations that could actually be as insightful and revealing as the story around her.
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And while Alex is mostly used as a dose of comic relief, Ruiz has nonetheless found a real groove for himself as Lydia's suave, insightful right-hand man.
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A late scene, in which Peg talks about her long marriage and its pleasures and frustrations, is insightful, while the numerous flashbacks to the couple's past are touching.
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Insightful read with Capitol Hill intrigue: Politico Magazine's Tim Alberta describes how one House Republican publicly turned against Trump and found himself under siege and on the outs.
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A warm letter Bush wrote his successor, Bill Clinton, was held up as an artifact of bipartisan comity, as BuzzFeed's Anne Helen Petersen noted in an insightful post.
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Despite some early stumbles, "Ark" is an engaging and entertaining novel, and an insightful take on just how easy it can be to slip from the upper class.
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Anyways, what I do know is that Michael Schur and Rashida Jones of Parks and Rec helped write "Nosedive," so I'm expecting some incredibly insightful city council meetings.
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But even though they're a subset of an already rare disease, learning about the brain when something's gone wrong can be an insightful window into its normal functioning.
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I talked to Saltz about how difficult it is to hear other people talk at parties when I have something substantially more interesting, entertaining, and insightful to say.
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She was at her most insightful when she slowed the pace so that you couldn't help listening to the words of ballads sung in an unaffected, vibratoless voice.
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In his brief, characteristically insightful piece, he noted that the band's sound defied the labels of punk, pop-rock, art-rock and jazz-rock while evoking the '60s.
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Thankfully, all that is about to change, because the Internet has finally listened to our collective prayers and delivered unto us the deepest, most insightful aphorism ever conceived.
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This campaign season has seen a spate of insightful political pieces in women's media — some of which have been overlooked by political pundits and news analysis sources alike.
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In her novels, she builds tremendously detailed fantasy worlds; in her nonfiction, she curates a magpie's nest of fragments — critical theory, song lyrics, personal anecdotes — into insightful ensembles.
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Two of the most insightful people on evolved human behavior are Leda Cosmides and John Tooby, professors of psychology and anthropology at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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For a "biography" of "1984," it contains surprisingly little sustained discussion of the work itself, mostly referring to it in brief, though insightful, asides that are dispersed throughout.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 86%What critics said: "Harley Quinn is both entertaining, insightful and inspiring, and opens doors to great possibilities for DC Comics animation.
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Knowing the story and hearing Tom Hanks as Danny are unique experiences — in fact, listeners can savor Hanks' insightful depiction of the narrator even better knowing the plot.
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But the fact that I've worked with Andy Greenberg for years also means I've seen up close what a diligent, insightful, outrageously talented reporter and writer he is.
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The executive and legislative branches should immediately assemble a collective of insightful subject matter experts and businesspeople with the capacity to act boldly, to produce real-world results.
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He started to play these things that were really insightful and individualistic but still felt influenced by his love of hip-hop and R&B and dance music.
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So all credit to Gustavo Dudamel, who led the New York Philharmonic in a fresh, insightful and exciting performance of the work at David Geffen Hall on Wednesday.
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He's especially insightful examining the colossal Broadway flop of "The Capeman" and the "Rhythm of the Saints" album, inevitably overshadowed as the follow-up to the "Graceland" juggernaut.
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With their insightful critiques, strong sense of voice and attention to detail, these essays hooked us right from the first line and kept us reading until the end.
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Its simpler costumes and high walls, with faint light streaming through narrow slits, clear the way for a serious, insightful production, with nothing extraneous in Mr. Torreton's performance.
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Its simpler costumes and high walls, with faint light streaming through narrow slits, clear the way for a serious, insightful production, with nothing extraneous in Mr. Torreton's performance.
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To understand what it is to be punk in the 21st century, a group of scholars who identify as punks, have gathered their research into an insightful book.
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As the Guardian's Charlotte Higgins wrote in an insightful essay about the symbolism and success of Bake-Off: Bake Off is pure English pastoral… It is Miss Marple.
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But he is not among the guest conductors recently announced for next season, which is unfortunate: He led an exceptionally urgent and insightful account of Schumann's Second Symphony.
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Buy it here >>Hyper-masculinity, hookup culture, racial stereotypes, and consent are among the numerous topics discussed in this compassionate, insightful, and potentially uncomfortable read by Peggy Orenstein.
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Monteiro, who also admits to loving Hamilton, makes an insightful point that shows how very hard it is to escape America's constructions of race, even when we try.
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The flat clarity of focus on the earnest-but-cartoonish iron workers alerts the insightful viewer to Léger's desire to transmit the moral allure he felt for communism.
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Last year, Obama published an insightful essay for Glamour explaining why he's a feminist — and why feminism is just as important for men as it is for women.
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Ted was always insightful and curious, so much so that I felt a fair amount of cognitive dissonance when I considered the work he had once done for Yiannopoulos.
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Women Who Startup holds regular basecamp events in Denver and Boulder, and there's also Women Who Startup Radio, an awesome podcast featuring insightful and inspiring interviews with female entrepreneurs.
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SlideShare, for example, was acquired in 2012 to integrate professional content and understand the sharing dynamics of the most insightful slide decks and white papers posted on the site.
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Where were the packages of two of Denver's stars, Von Miller and DeMarcus Ware, and an insightful video analysis of how Denver shut down Carolina tight end Greg Olsen?
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The Girls creator and star stopped by NBC to chat about the show's final season, but the insightful conversation took a surprising turn when Shriver started to wrap up.
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The hearing did feature insightful testimony from former federal prosecutors who explained that Trump's conduct would have gotten anybody other than the sitting President indicted for obstruction of justice.
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Just because someone is a Capricorn doesn't mean they can't become an "evolved Capricorn" — someone who is fully aware of their sign's tendencies and insightful about their own behavior.
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The book shredded the heroic cliches of most sports stories in favor of wicked satire that managed to be funny, insightful and politically incorrect all at the same time.
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Critics who never cared for the Dead one bit are fawning over Long Strange Trip's ability to sit with these paradoxes and weave a contrarian, insightful tale about them.
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"The way that one succeeds in these evolution experiments is to be insightful enough and creative enough to create a situation where the solutions make themselves apparent," Liu says.
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Whether Real Life will prove to be insightful and critical or middlebrow pop philosophy is hard to say, but I'd like to give it the benefit of the doubt.
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He praised the "stylish and glowing playing of the orchestra; the robust yet sensitive singing of the impressive chorus; the solid cast…and the insightful conducting of Mr Noseda".
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The show, directed by Lonny Price, is also quietly insightful, making piquant connections between Shakespeare's drama of political powerlust and the consumerist mania of our own fast-food culture.
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" Krauthammer first joined the Post in 1984 and was honored with a Pulitzer Prize for criticism just three years later for "his witty and insightful columns on national issues.
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It's a timely course, given the growing interest in diversity in media, and the recognition Peele's film has gotten for addressing racial issues in an insightful and absorbing way.
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And Hall makes sure that her Christine is more than just a weird footnote in local new history, crafting a rich, insightful portrait of one woman's crippling social isolation.
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Our job is to find the most interesting, exciting and insightful reviewer for each book we assign, and we try to be creative and thoughtful in those choices. 4.
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A hyperactive and likable figure who enthusiastically peppers his speech with skater argot like "psyched" and "amped to shred," he is also insightful and broadly connective in his thinking.
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Frieda Lee Mock's insightful 2013 documentary Anita focused on Hill's experiences during and after the hearings, portraying her on a hero's journey from hesitant martyr to feminist role model.
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It's during these short conversations that they'll share a nugget of motivation in the form of a simple, yet insightful quote that makes me feel good and fuzzy feelings.
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" What's left is a fun, insightful trip through the topsy-turvy world of Ariana Grande — plus spine-tingling performances of her hits including "Dangerous Woman" and "One More Time.
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He genuinely seemed interested in what I had to say about work and would ask me really insightful questions, like how I would feel after a bad patient interaction.
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Whether they actually follow it or not is anyone's guess, but it's proven to be a treasure trove of funny and insightful quotes from video games of all generations.
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At its best, it's insightful, satirical, and bleak enough to shock even viewers jaded by the endless, pummeling violence of shows like Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead.
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That's a minor mistake Sofia Alvarez makes in her new play, "Friend Art," an otherwise insightful comedy-drama about the evolving relationships among four friends living in New York.
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It had been said that the election would hinge solely on economic matters; the British, however, were more insightful in understanding the real issue than commentators like to admit.
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The "1999 to 13" volume collects Schulz's last work, and even here, 50 years after "Peanuts" was born, his line is sure and lyrical, his voice insightful and gentle.
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West's philosophical disagreements with a younger intellectual committed to social justice should always be guided by the ethic of love he advocates in some of his most insightful work.
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Wherever he takes his fiction next (as Elizabeth Hardwick pointed out, being a Southern writer is a decision, not a destiny), his insightful, fluid prose makes him worth watching.
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The premise of Marjorie Ingall's rich, insightful book "Mamaleh Knows Best" is that these qualities are exactly what Jewish parents have aspired to instill in their kids for millenniums.
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The more melancholic, searching and insightful of the two films, Barry is the film we're more likely to remember when the afterglow of the Obama presidency has long receded.
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From her insightful take on J.D. Vance to her stand-out review of The Handmaid's Tale, she has developed a loyal following for her keen analysis and incisive writing.
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Frequent hot showers are such a hallmark of the disease that Jeff Lapoint, a toxicologist at Kaiser Permanente San Diego, conducted his own brilliantly insightful yet comical medical study.
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There have been a lot of super fans as judges during the ten seasons of this show, but none was more insightful, hilarious, or engaged as the Girls star.
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Spicer is referring to Katrina Pierson, the onetime Trump campaign aide who had spoken to the Blaze earlier in the night and, uh, apparently shared some very insightful insights.
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My intention, having arrived in Atlanta three days earlier with the assignment of writing something insightful about Cam, was to do exactly what the sign said: to join them.
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He sought to do so as an insightful but ultimately mistaken observer and participant in what actually occurred in the Sierra Maestra: revolution through the barrel of a gun.
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Headley's prose can be stark, lacerating, insightful ("If events don't make sense, a story grows to cover up the confusion"), but it also has its over-the-top lapses.
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When he stopped to take comments from the audience, a woman on the front row asked one of the most insightful questions I'd ever heard at an author event.
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That's the message behind this wonderfully insightful — and convincing — argument on why we should stop putting in so many long hours and just focus on working a little smarter.
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But as is often the case, there was nowhere near enough room to include all the insightful and interesting comments we collected on the issue, even just this week.
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Hardly anyone in America knows that, or has been talking about it, because it's hard to find a journalist who filed an interesting or insightful story from New Delhi.
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The surprising, insightful places where performers can end up simply by following suggestions solicited from the crowd is as clear an example as any of the beauty of improv.
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One insightful case study, for those looking to better understand the debate, is Ben Pimentel&aposs story on a partnership between a non-profit and a Russian tech startup.
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Unlike the author, I was not surprised by the outcome of the last election, in part, because of reading his rich and insightful history of the modern conservative movement.
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It is difficult to separate admiration for what Lee has achieved in writing this book from evaluation of the resulting product, which is honest and insightful but feels haphazard.
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" Publisher's Weekly describes "Why We Do What We Do " as "An insightful and provocative meditation on how people can become more genuinely engaged and successful in pursuing their goals.
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His insightful and technically formidable accounts of works by Bach, Beethoven and Chopin made clear why, at 31, Mr. Blechacz is one of the major artists of his generation.
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We plaster the news with pundits without fully disclosing their paid interests, as they deliver talking points du jour that are neither spontaneous nor insightful — but always on message.
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Genuinely terrifying (no one will ever look at rabbits the same again) and deeply insightful, Us—like Get Out—was also one of the smartest movies of the year.
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For this iteration, it honors the writer Deborah Jowitt, a calm, insightful voice in dance for more than 50 years, celebrated for evocative writing that prioritizes curiosity over judgment.
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I was astonished that prose so personal could at the same time be so relentlessly analytical and insightful, making his own complicated psychic development a matter of public consideration.
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Because as we all know, the less hands-on experience you have with something, the more insightful your critique will be: I am not spending my day on Twitter.
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Words aren't strictly necessary when you're picking up each other's signals clearly, but with the moon, sun and Mercury in cerebral Aquarius, any conversation will be stimulating and uncannily insightful.
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Jack Fairweather's meticulous and insightful book is likely to be the definitive version of this extraordinary life (even if, slightly jarringly, he calls his subject by his first name, Witold).
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The iconic actresses star alongside fellow Dame Joan Plowright, 88, in Tea with the Dames, an insightful and hilarious look at their careers and what the women remember about them.
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If that's the case, then Jeff Buckley's journals and letters reveal him to be just as fans hoped him to be: romantic, warm, funny, insightful, poetic and truly spectacular company.
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A. There are some very useful and insightful scholarly works about Taiwan in English, and in the past few years, Taiwan has been the setting for more and more fiction.
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Her early floor paintings are clever and visually playful; her videos are brash and insightful; and her recent work — fixated on mouths and heels — is sexy and contemporary as fuck.
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Along the way, though, they also offer some of the most clinically insightful theorizing about how sex, work, the law, and borders intersect that you're likely to read all year.
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Similarly, some of the most insightful allusions to Brexit in fiction refer to it only subliminally, maybe even subconsciously, rather than placing the campaign and its aftermath in the foreground.
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Washington is packed with highly educated and experienced foreign policy specialists, many of whom spend much of their time trying to demonstrate just how insightful and well-connected they are.
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Moten's insightful comments demonstrate that the problem of the one-way cultural street is still here, even in the supposedly high-minded milieu of a literary critic such as Perloff.
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Even if you're deeply familiar with Star Wars and its history, the book largely flows from Lucas' contemporary interviews, providing a deeply insightful look into how the films came together.
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Louis C.K., whose insightful comedy regularly skewered men's awful behavior toward women, saw a finished film, an overall production deal with FX, and his HBO archive disappear virtually overnight. Sen.
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Ashton Kutcher announced on Wednesday that he's hosting a "live open dialog [sic] about gender equality in the work place [sic]" where he hopes to have insightful conversations with attendees.
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And we can't change any of it—or at the very least, not very easily, not when it's so much easier to sit around and get very precisely insightful online.
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But she wanted to get to know me and in that moment, she was more than an ear—she provided insightful advice and thoughts that I still carry and value.
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A song like "Drop" may not have been insightful or nuanced, but its central riff was one you could dance to even if you'd never been to a hardcore show.
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Prima Donna, Vince Staples's much anticipated follow-up to Summertime '06, streamed on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show this afternoon, complete with a typically insightful interview with the Californian rapper.
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Avid football fans have embraced him because he is giving them what they have long desired: insightful analysis from someone who has firsthand knowledge of what happens on the field.
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To the Editor: My first thought upon reading Jessica Valenti's article was that feminists better stay away from my two loving, caring, thoughtful, insightful and intelligent middle-school-aged sons.
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As one of three anxiously reunited adult siblings in "Amy and the Orphans," the insightful but uneven new play by Lindsey Ferrentino, Ms. Brewer frequently speaks in vintage movie quotations.
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An insightful, intelligent observer, she speaks fluent tech lingo, has written about science and sci-fi for the likes of Vice and Wired, and also sings in a pop group.
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Robert D. Atkinson, president, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation I appreciated Charles Duhigg's insightful article about Google, though I was surprised to find one word missing from the story: Netscape.
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He used the secondary status of screenwriters — one of the most durable facts of Hollywood life — to his advantage, positioning himself as an indispensable craftsman and an insightful participant observer.
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The fraught history of humans and animals has lately been the focus of expanding scholarship, insightful meditations such as John Berger's influential essay "Why Look at Animals?" and environmentalist critiques.
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By providing guidance a parent or sibling is passing their knowledge to you which helps you to become more insightful in how to apply that new knowledge in the future.
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In public settings, Shiffrin is always poised, gracious, insightful and winsome, which is why she has become one of the most sought-after athletes in the buildup to the Games.
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"She engaged in a way that was so honest and insightful that it disarmed me and I discovered I could fall easily into any conversation with her, even about myself."
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Eufy Smart Scale C1 — save £10 This Eufy smart scale provides 12 insightful measurements of your body's health, such as weight, body fat, BMI, bone mass, muscle mass, and more.
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If there is a master key to cracking the Bibi code, this insightful and readable book argues, it is his identity as someone who has always stood outside the mainstream.
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"I tend to write characters who are roughly as articulate and insightful as I am about what they think and feel," Rooney explained to the New Yorker earlier this year.
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William James (1849-1919) is "considered by many to be the most insightful and stimulating of American philosophers," according to the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy from the University of Tennessee.
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I hope to deliver that kind of insightful coverage again, and to build on it by providing the smartest, most nuanced and accurate picture of the country and its voters.
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The process is a two-way street: You should come prepared with insightful questions to learn more about the role and to make sure the company is a good fit.
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But as Ben Thompson, who writes an insightful tech and media newsletter called Stratechery, pointed out at the time: Snap's business should be too young to be impacted by seasonality.
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It's a strength because Lee's friends and classmates have plenty of entertaining, savvy, and insightful things to say about Lee, Syed, and the cultural context surrounding Syed's trial and conviction.
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I realize the joke is on me for actually watching these things when I know they're going to have next to nothing insightful to say about what I've just seen.
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Activist Shannon Watts first tweeted about the situation on Sunday morning, and since then, everyone from Chrissy Teigen to William Shatner weighed in on leggings-gate with hilarious and insightful remarks.
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Where are our cyber defenses and in 21983, Obama saying no insightful person whatever are things serious person, whatever a thing that anybody could hack into anything or impact our elections.
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"The PHH decision is insightful on Judge Kavanaugh for a couple of reasons," said Dennis Kelleher, president and CEO of Better Markets, a watchdog group that advocates for stricter financial regulations.
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Mars eloquently sums things up: "Rather than policing people, [we should] just present it as a form of education, which is very insightful for people to build a dialogue," they explain.
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So her use of a recherché and wistful practice does edify her, but a photographic essay might have done the job of documenting area changes in more insightful and feeling ways.
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It's an inspirational and insightful story about friendship, ambition, and art — about the journey toward figuring out who you are, and all of the people who help you along the way.
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Ostensibly about a couple in Orlando seeking to build the biggest home in America, the film is one of the most insightful takes on the financial crisis and the American dream.
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Yet The Coming World: Ecology as the New Politics, 2030–2100 at the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art in Moscow is a remarkably insightful and challenging exhibition on the climate emergency.
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But American Playboy is an insightful watch that makes a strong case for Playboy's role in our evolving views on sex and sexuality: it's healthy, it's normal, and everybody does it.
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In the tender and insightful First Comes Marriage: My Not-So-Typical American Love Story, Huda Al-Marashi writes about reconciling her expectations for a grand romance with her arranged marriage.
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Former Fox News employees, including Glenn Beck, once the network's biggest star, and ex-anchor Alisyn Camerota, an Ailes harassment survivor, are interviewed on camera, and are especially astute and insightful.
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The report is worth a quick read, as it manages to provide several insightful and differentiated data points with relative brevity, but here are the most interesting highlights in our view:
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The film, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival on Sunday, provides an insightful look at Ledger's life as a movie star and father, as well as his troubled final days.
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Initially, this dearth of new ideas isn't so egregious; plenty of stories have aped Blade Runner for slick, sci-fi thrills and still managed to be insightful or at least entertaining.
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Your okay-ness was seemingly solidified by an insightful interview to The Ringer in December, when you allowed a journalist to follow you around on a few errands in your day.
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After the fight, Banks discovered that the insightful, marketing-savvy Chinese announcer had dubbed him Kung Fu Panda, named after the monstrously successful DreamWorks animated film released just the previous year.
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What Women Want wasn't very insightful about either men or women, but theoretically, a flipped reboot could have both been very entertaining and shed some light on the former in hindsight.
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His tough reporting and insightful analysis -- informed by decades of covering the state's politics and players -- go a long way toward shaping the national narrative leading up to the Nevada caucuses.
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I can remember hours when I argued with her as though my soul's salvation depended on it, tried to break her rigid purpose, tried to make her milder, gentler, more insightful.
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The film is punctuated by beautiful letters that John Womack Jr, Lil Peep's grandfather, sent to him throughout his life, which is the most heartwarming and insightful part of the documentary.
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But this weekend at Skirball, you can see another side of her humorous, insightful, literary-minded work in an eclectic program by Big Dance Theater, the company she founded in 1991.
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Their two children, the true stars of this insightful novel, turn to literature to cope: Simon begins toting Ayn Rand books around as protest, while Kay writes erotic "Seinfeld" fan fiction.
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It all seems like innocuous love until you search through the quote tweets of the questions to find folks stereotyping stans of various pop culture figures in hilarious and insightful ways.
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Novels, even ones in which bad things happened, provided a structure for suffering — a narrative arc, growth, closure and, if you were lucky, a beautiful or insightful description, a lesson learned.
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Interview magazine managed the heroic feat of getting Solange's older sis Beyoncé to interview her sibling about the album, their hometown of Houston, and themselves in a playful and insightful conversation.
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That's because Turshen is one of the brightest rising stars in cookbook publishing, and is greatly sought after for her ability to create insightful, cohesive cookbooks that speak deeply to readers.
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In a single volume it offers an insightful narrative of Milton's life, superb critical analysis of his writings, and a broad, up-to-date exposure to various strands of Milton criticism.
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But perhaps the most insightful finding was that the married co-twins drank significantly less frequently than their divorced and single twin siblings, and less frequently than their single co-twins.
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Throughout this process, Khamenei's actions have been defined by his "habitual risk aversion and need to balance factional interests," as Vaez put it in an insightful Crisis Group report this December.
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Martin is equally insightful about many aspects of long-term female friendships, especially the blind spots that they often contain by necessity, the subjects both parties are careful not to mention.
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This larger social vision that undergirds Mel Chin's work and the insightful curation by Raicovich and No Longer Empty are the means by which we gain art that cannot be forgotten.
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As the novel opens, Charlie has gotten himself into trouble by telling a "dangerously insightful" Vanity Fair writer that he wouldn't watch his own show if he weren't on it. Oops.
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A boom era of television has led to both the production of culturally insightful shows like "Fresh Off The Boat" and the awarding of roles to a diverse pool of actors.
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During that wait, there are some pleasures to be had, as dished out by Coogan, who tears into his role with a parodistic energy that is diverting if less than insightful.
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In my 15 years at The Times, I've written plenty of education stories, and young people, who can be refreshingly fine-tuned and insightful, are some of my favorite interview subjects.
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The covert racism that Donald Trump exploited in promising the wall along the U.S.-Mexico border was adroitly exposed as entrapment of the rights of everyone by Laila Lalami's insightful writing.
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MICHAEL BRADLEY MORGANTOWN, W.VA. ⬥ Outsiders To the Editor: Deborah Solomon has outdone herself with a truly heartfelt and insightful review of "Mad Enchantment," focused on Claude Monet's later years (Dec. 4).
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In her funny and insightful memoir, "Chasing Hillary," the journalist Amy Chozick grapples with this question while also providing a much-needed exploration of Hillary Clinton's antagonistic relationship with the press.
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Lisette Poole takes us on an incredibly hard journey from Cuba to the United States, and Ari Fitz breaks the perception of what pregnancy should look like with her insightful series.
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The shelter described Rico as a "goofball who just wants to play fetch," but also a sensitive and insightful pup whose paintings raise profound questions about the deeper meaning of doghood.
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Episode six offered insightful commentary on the impact that historical racism has on contemporary society and the way systemic racism bred the institutions that racists now manipulate for their own gain.
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Not only do you get to read article after article of insightful commentary on all things club culture related, you also get to listen to loads of good music for free.
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This week, critic Angela Jade Bastien — who's not a Coppola fan — wrote an insightful piece for Vulture about how The Beguiled tackles race even though all of its characters are white.
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There are no right (or single) answers to these questions, but a smart memoir from a passionate and iconoclastic advocate for children might serve as one insightful guide through the morass.
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"In person he is gentle and insightful in a quiet and humorous way," said Robert Thurman, an expert on Tibetan Buddhism and a professor at Columbia University, in an email interview.
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When it feels like the conversation is honest, and the subject is telling me what they really think and feel about something in an insightful way, then it's a successful interview.
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