Sentences with phrase «too much insight»

In this interview, Dr. Brent Atkinson talks about how there is often too much insight and understanding as the focus in couples therapy and too little focus on repetitive practice.

It doesn't take too much insight to know that a Mario game is built to last, but what sets 3D Land apart from something like New Super Mario Bros. 2 is just how well it shows off the 3DS hardware.

While there aren't any actual spoilers, it may be a bit too much insight for those hoping to come to Game of Shadows with a clean mental slate.

Not exact matches

«They tend to rely too much on intuition and opinion and not enough on actual insight.»

«Most leaders do too much,» Murnighan told Kellogg Insight, explaining that this leads to «under - utilized and under - challenged» team members who often switch jobs in frustration, as well as stressed - out managers with little time for big picture thinking.

While this book is written with women in mind, I found much of the insights and actions relevant to men, too.

The main insight is that our previous model may have put too much weight on developments in the US economy and not enough on other economies, both in terms of demand growth and in terms of measures of competitiveness.

For the above reasons or insights, I don't like to invest too much in tech companies.

As far as market analysis is concerned, there's no such thing as «too much of a good thing» when it comes to information that provides additional insights.

Too much general blabla and not so much explicit insights...

Enns engages each of these examples with too much depth and insight to summarize here.

Last week we went to Orlando for my company's annual National Sales Meeting, where thousands of Insight Globalites congregate for a cult - like meeting where we all chant how great IG is, drink more alcoholic beverages than necessary, and eat entirely too much junk food.

We don't like to bore you with too much of it, so here is a small insight into the latest batch of speculation.

I was so inspired I asked permission to repost it here, hoping it might offer some insight for those of you like me who find yourselves yelling too much lately.

And also, Hannah Dahlen is an apologist for the murderous midwife Lisa Barrett, and claims that babies died not because Lisa Barrett was a dangerous halfwit with no skill and less insight, but because midwives were facing too much regulation and oversight.

But critics of differential privacy argue that achieving that goal requires introducing too much noise to glean accurate insights.

«If we can gain insights on how hummingbirds cope with an extreme diet then maybe it can shed some light on what goes wrong in us when we have too much fructose in our diet,» says Welch.

If you're having too much of a hard time with your cutting phase, check out this list of most common mistakes guys make while trying to lose the extra fat, to get some insight and inspiration!

In any case I don't normally discuss hormonal biology because it is too complicated and doesn't normally provide much insight into what we should do.

It's all given me tremendous insight into how the body works and what too much exercise can do to the human body.

Again, you'll want to study the niyamas in depth as they too are a world unto themselves with much timeless wisdom and insight.

Really interesting insight into the motives for the rebrand too, using your own name does give you far more scope and your blog is very much imbued with your personality.

Dawn, I used to pay too much attention into how I look at my album pics on dating websites, but then I have got some insights on online dating from a friend who married a guy she's met through this dating service.

Give a little insight into you as a person, what you enjoy doing in your spare time and what you're looking for, but remember not to reveal too much, you've got to save something to talk about later along the line.

The movie may not offer much insight into race relations in the U.S., but it certainly cautions against exporting American values too readily.

Bell's script, which becomes too chaotic and cluttered in weaving together its storylines, features some scattered laughs but not much authenticity or insight into contemporary relationships.

But it becomes very apparent, when the insight we're given into Cave's career focuses so much on anecdotal nostalgia, that there is entirely too much navel - gazing for it to be fictional enough to be interesting or real enough for it to be insightful.

These couplings are each meant to serve as paradigmatic case studies in the supposedly cavernous gulf separating men and women, but the relationships are too generically conceived and vaguely sketched to offer much in the way of genuine insight.

I did this without prior knowledge or checking, not through some great flash of critical insight, but because of a family resemblance that anyone could recognize: «Life of the Party» is a little too much like «Tammy.»

While the entire trailer is in Japanese and there isn't too much text to gain new insight from in the video's...

The problem with the film is that it's more of a performance piece than a documentary, spending too much time extolling the questionable and specific virtues of the music while giving little insight into what it is that makes said music attractive to a growing audience.

Filmmaker John Scheinfeld dips in and out of the music — too much so, it turns out, and with too little insight into the specifics of his gifts.

Del Toro is good with the little he has to work with on the page as Che, and the rest of the casts (including such too - generally - underseen faces as Julia Ormond, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Franka Potente, and Joaquim de Almeida) do well in limited time (though Matt Damon's cameo in the second film is distracting to say the least), and the HD - shot images look great, but by the end of the 4.5 hours I can't exactly say that I really learned much new about nor gained a whole lot of insight into Che.

The study, which brought together insights from teachers, universities and academics, also found that schools focus too much on increasing pupils» attainment and not enough on preparing them for interviews, personal statements, and other university admissions tests.

I thought it prudent to set the scene ahead of my BETT talk and also provide a brief insight for the benefit of those people who can not be there, without giving too much away for those that will be!

You can reveal character insights, plot twists (without giving too much away) and even send sample chapters for your readers» comments.

Drawing on insights and examples gleaned from the past 1,400 years of essay writing, we'll explore questions including how much confession is too much confession, what an essay can (or should) do, and what you might want to do in your own experiments with the genre.

Facebook Insights offers great data, but there is too much there for the average author.

Hi, Phyllis — Thanks so much for adding your information to this list, and for resources and insight, too.

Placed at intentionally strategic points throughout the book, they give insight — but not too much — into Jane's whereabouts and the seriousness of her predicament.

For the above reasons or insights, I don't like to invest too much in tech companies.

Humbly offering to the audience that he might not have too much to say about the theory of value investing, he affirmed that he had vast experience in and insights into its application.

Mutual Funds Common Investor Mistakes and Other Investing Insights In the second part of our interview with John Bogle, he discusses how investors commonly put too much emphasis on past performance.

Applying that same insight to banks in Thailand demanded too much of the data, and was fatal to his funds.

Cramer is very close to the following insight: the reason why more companies don't imitate Berkshire Hathaway is that they would have to destroy too much of their existing corporations to make it worth their while.

Unfortunately, as an educator, I see it much too often that educators simply mock at students» lack of knowledge, and never move to provide insight.

Without spoiling too much though, the plot is similarly inferenced as per the older games and requires a bit of deductive insight on the part of the player.

Cutscenes and multiple choice conversations are present too, but the options, coupled with some rather mediocre at best voice acting, are flimsy and do little to provide much insight on the wider story.

Increasingly, Nintendo is afraid to let players discover the magic in its games — to have those moments of self - driven insight that come from placing yourself in a new perspective — because allowing for discovery leaves too much to chance.

This wonderful site, great comments, and expert insight are too much to resists.