Sentence examples for a better intuitive from inspiring English sources

No comic does podcasting better, or seems to have a better intuitive understanding of what the transaction involves, than Marc Maron.

Earlier this month, I asked Bill Clinton — who has a better intuitive feel for politics than anyone I know — about Obama's chances for re-election.

Looking back at Gauss's work one gets a better intuitive feel for Riemann's concepts (see Torretti 1978, pp. 68 82).

By not relying on its sensors and cameras, Cheetah 3 is designed to have a better intuitive knowledge of its environment and perform in scenarios that are either too dark or "noisy" (too visually stimulating).

It is hoped that the reader will gain a better intuitive understand of how these factors can influence the interpretation of stochastic reaction systems.

It is being driven by a small band of academics, architects, NGOs, the World Health Organization and a new breed of architects, and their chief weapon is simply a matter of better, intuitive design.

One thing I've learned the hard way is that my girls usually seem to have better intuitive reasoning than me.

The only really striking interior feature is a touch-sensitive central console (though "slab" may be a better descriptor) housing intuitive controls for the car's climate and audio systems.

Lingohop, a new app to be widely available soon, strikes me as a better and more intuitive experience for today's language learners on the go.

An intuitive explanation of this observation--a better view into the side street--is visualized in Figure 3.

The resulting Cowboy e-bike is pitched as a better ride, powered by "intuitive and automatic motor assistance".