Sentence examples for a sort of intuitive from inspiring English sources

"Notch" to the seven hundred trillion humans who play it), as a sort of intuitive reimagining of the landscape of his Swedish childhood, but with zombies.

Minecraft is a video game invented, in 2009, by Markus Persson (a.k.a. "Notch" to the seven hundred trillion humans who play it), as a sort of intuitive reimagining of the landscape of his Swedish childhood, but with zombies.

The Loo had a sort of intuitive wisdom beneath it all, and he was the one who surmised that I might be interested in Justin, the prisoner in for mortgage fraud, whom I met at the incident base later that afternoon.

A: Sort of.

Haidle, who is twenty-eight, is precocious and formidably talented, with a sort of freewheeling intuitive daring.

It gave those people a new sort of intuitive interface: a wand that you can just wave around.

"And I think Chapman found a very sort of intuitive framework... and all of a sudden people could talk about it.

"I should like to start," Marcel says, "with a sort of global and intuitive characterization of the man in whom the sense of the ontological the sense of being, is lacking, or, to speak more correctly, the man who has lost awareness of this sense" (Marcel 1995, p. 9).

In some places Scotus seems to think of this sort of intuitive cognition as a mere theoretical possibility, but in others he argues vigorously for the reality of intellectual intuitive cognition.

The melodies had been written by Dot, and she and Betty sang and played them together on their guitars with the sort of intuitive, spooky closeness that is a hallmark of sibling acts like the Delmore Brothers and the Blue Sky Boys.

"It becomes sort of intuitive, what you're looking at," said Scot T. Tripp, a Coast Guard project manager for research and development.