Sentence examples for Instinctive leader from inspiring English sources
But Nick, the instinctive leader of the group, seems also to be leading them back, to follow their fathers by embarking on that barren journey, to the moon or wherever.
Much as I admire Gemma Arterton, she also radiates such allure as Rita that you never feel the character is undergoing a spectacular transformation from humdrum machinist to instinctive leader.
Fit companions and opposites to the he-man writers — Hemingway, Burnett, Cain, whose words tersely proclaim their masculinity; every tight-lipped phrase shows guts (the author's), his decency, his ability to handle any situation: insurrection (he is an instinctive leader or else too superior to show it), shipwreck, liquor, women.
It is the largest, most industrialized and developed country in Africa and in some ways is the instinctive leader for the African countries.
He was an instinctive, natural leader who somehow inspired others to share impossible hardships with him.
However, while Brearley and Vaughan were widely acknowledged to be natural leaders and astute tacticians, Cook lacks what Geoffrey Boycott calls the "instinctive feel" for captaincy.
In times of crisis or scandal, the instinctive reaction of corporate leaders in particular is to deny, and then to deny again.
Most of the general public do not think of government in polemical terms, but there are instinctive doubts about a party leader who does not like the party he leads but uses it as a vehicle for personal advancement.
Labour, whose leader has no instinctive affinity with the EU, may struggle to make its voice heard, but it is sufficiently committed to Britain's continuing membership to decline to play political footsie with the timetable.
Making the case for Europe could soon be complicated if Jeremy Corbyn, an instinctive Brussels sceptic, becomes the Labour leader.
As the apartheid apparatus began to crumble, Thatcher's instinctive support went to the Zulu leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi, who led the Inkatha Freedom party, the ANC's only serious rival, rather than to Mandela.
