Sentence examples for a sharp instinct from inspiring English sources

And I've developed a sharp instinct for insulation.

That will demand not just guile and a sharp instinct for survival, but other, more noble attributes, including consistency and principle.

Both incidents forced individuals to lose faith in the government's ability to provide a basic standard of living and created a sharp instinct for self-preservation.

If so, it will never admit them openly, because of a sharp instinct for self-protection, a long habit of secrecy bred by oppression.

While deftly separating the strands in this complex story and displaying a cool, sharp instinct for revealing detail (Yachting is Boy George's favorite magazine), Ms. LeBlanc also tells the story of Coco, another teenage mother.

After spending a few days with Baptiste, I found it obvious that she had a sharp business instinct.

Stott's father, a life-long agnostic, wanted his son to find a career in the diplomatic service, for which his sharp instinct and eirenic manner would have suited him well.

Michael Clarke, a captain of sharp instincts and considerable passion, was head and shoulders the most impressive batsman.

And Mr. Dale, an actor of considerable agility and sharp instincts, brings a shivery sense of a good man undone in his tense interpretation of Max's climactic letters.

BARRY ALTSCHUL BAND (Tonight Barry Altschull, a drummer of broad experience and sharp instincts, propels a group with Ed Schuller on bass, Paul Smoker on trumpet and Hayes Greenfield on alto saxophone.

It takes a keen mind and sharp instincts to play defensive line for the Jets, and Michael Haynes wastes no time displaying both.