Sentence examples for My first intuition from inspiring English sources

My first intuition was to get out in case there were attackers with guns.

Now my first intuition about this came with your recommendation for greater access to birth control and home visitors for parents with newborns.

My second intuition: when I was in Misrata, I was struck by the courage of the guys I saw, their bravery.

And as she uncovered the core of poetic emotion in those cheesy old songs, she enunciated, for me, a longing that I had vaguely felt since adolescence: a first intuition of adult passion, of loves that burn all the more brightly because they are fleeting.

And he attributed his elucidation of relativity to his slow development, asking questions as an adult that children might toy with only to abandon as they grow up (he was 16 when he had the first intuition of the relativity paradoxes).

First, intuition guides analytics.

The first intuition would require treating them similarly.

The first intuition, loosely expressed, is "that the T-biconditionals are analytic and fix the meaning of 'true'" (p. 6).

The first intuition is that a thinker in the bad case has exactly the same evidence as a thinker in the good case.

If you were to ask a candidate for office, what percentage of voters they would like to agree with their positions, their first intuition would be to say, all of them.

For example, quantifying the presence and completeness of orthologous core eukaryotic protein sequences (Parra et al. 2007) provides first intuition on the comprehensiveness of the assembly.