Sentence examples similar to a more instinctive option from inspiring English sources

Sledge is a more instinctive and sympathetic gardener than Mstislav, something we all, perhaps even Sledge, forgot.

The second was a more instinctive header that crashed back off the crossbar after Alvarez had denied Theo Walcott.

The French have a more instinctive way of working; we are perhaps better organized".

"I think he's a more instinctive and gut-driven politician and may surprise us.

Golf is a stationary sport of technique that can be learned, rather than a more instinctive physical sport like basketball.

A more instinctive singer like Sylvan searches out the governing mood of a song or a cycle and channels it in an almost trancelike fashion.

Indeed, the Azzurri boss cannot remember seeing a more instinctive finisher during the two decades he has spent in the back-room business.

How one person seems to be heavily reliant on being organised yet another seems to have a more instinctive approach.

It makes for a more instinctive method to make music, while also letting exploration be a key factor.

"When you learn to copy an artwork, I think it becomes a much more instinctive thing you do.

Also, this makes the game less of a thinking game and more instinctive.