Sentence examples for an intuitive feel from inspiring English sources

McDaniels, Patriots players said, has an intuitive feel for the game.

He's enthralled with computers and has always had an intuitive feel for them.

What "Smallville" has is soul -- that, and an intuitive feel for the zeitgeist.

Braswell added, "He has such an intuitive feel for the game, he picks things up pretty fast".

Both have an intuitive feel for the vulnerability and skill of men in small boats confronting the indifferent sea.

"They don't have an intuitive feel for how much data they're using," said Rick Osterloh, vice president for development at Skype.

"Everyone has a deep intuitive feel of what music is," Mr. Machover said during an interview in his office.

Although the graph does not provide a test, like the interaction effect, it does give a good intuitive feel of the importance of the interaction effect.

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).

On the other hand, methods based on the hidden Markov approach, such as Hamilton (1989) and HFS, have more solid statistical justification and can generate more timely pronouncements (subject to inevitable revisions in the data), but have a less intuitive feel.