Sentence examples for a bit of instinct from inspiring English sources

"There's a bit of instinct [in my game], a bit of just talking to people close to me, picking brains of coaches, little bits and pieces," he said.

And a bit of an instinct.

"You've got to have a bit of racer instinct in you to survive.

His previous church was in Las Vegas; perhaps a bit of gambling instinct is involved in this idea.

"There's a little bit of instinct, a little bit of gut feel".

There is, therefore, a little bit of instinct surviving within each intelligent being, making it immediately — if only partially — coincide with the original vital impulse.

I guess I have a bit of a gambling instinct.

The complication when fielding the second string is a bit of rustiness, those missing fractions of instinct that come with players who are in the groove.

As the update lacks patch notes, finding the fixes has become a bit of an Easter egg hunt for Instinct users.

So rather than looking for new fields to which you could transfer your existing skills, you should promote yourself (probably against your diffident instincts) as a bit of a copy-editing star.

It must be some kind of human instinct to leave a bit of yourself behind, whether it is the Mason jars with tin lids screwed to the basement ceiling that attest to an old woodshop, or a lingering flake or two of cowboy wallpaper in a boy's bedroom.