Sentence examples for an intuitive feeling from inspiring English sources

Directed by Scott Elliott with an intuitive feeling for the tribal behaviors of this particular clan, "Russian Transport" sometimes feels like a pilot for a television serial: a milder version of "The Sopranos," set among the Russian immigrant culture in Brooklyn, or a much tamer variant on "Russian Dolls," the reality show about vulgar rich Russian transplants in Brighton Beach.

This may give an intuitive feeling of what is going on in the system studied.

We have an intuitive feeling for nature, but he takes it down to a level of calculation and modelling.

Ms. Moore's production has an intuitive feeling for the manner in which the play's characters can move between despair and hope, torpid depression and exuberance, with disarming fleetness.

Though just 28 when he composed this work, Sir Richard showed a sure grasp of dramatic pacing and an intuitive feeling for character.

During public talks I am often asked, "When will we vote over the internet?" People have an intuitive feeling that since they're doing so much online, it makes sense to vote online, too.

Such findings support the existence of a guiding stage, in which an initial intuitive feeling of coherence is strong enough to trigger a judgment, even if its basis cannot yet be explicitly reported.

But the truth is, the dancers had an amazing intuitive feeling.

Through lessons that are largely self-directed and open-ended, the teams are encouraged to "play" with an experiment and thereby develop a deeper, intuitive feeling for fluid mechanics.

We all have a good intuitive feeling for what acceleration is.

Like Bernstein, Mr. Dudamel has a powerfully intuitive feeling for color and character in music.