Sentence examples for as the instinct from inspiring English sources

The phone's screen is the same size as the Instinct s30's, but it is noticeably sharper and brighter.

It is not done in a rude or domineering way, but as the instinct of someone who can't imagine wasting time.

He said fear – as well as the instinct for self-preservation, sharpened by so many hard years – has eroded a once-valued moral code.

Of friends I will venture to say that I have had a few, but the wish to favor a friend is not so active as the instinct to [disparage].

He believes that the proportion can be accounted for by assuming that the instinct to acquire gold is as deeply ingrained in human beings as the instinct to breathe.

The term libido was popularised by Sigmund Freud, who defined it as the instinct energy or force contained in what he called the id (the largely unconscious structure of the psyche).

(Chinen) Taylor Eigsti (Wednesday and Thursday) Mr. Eigsti is a smart young pianist who still has the residual glow of a prodigy, as well as the instincts of a searcher.

In deeply traumatic ways, their lives intersect as, with the instinct of a filmmaker, Mr. Bock crosscuts among the stories.

As with panegyric, the instinct for lampoon found no shortage of targets in the ensuing centuries.

“A professional league is the need of the hour as is the killer instinct in the players.†Chandra said.

Jeter has been widely praised as having the instincts to be in the right place at the critical moment in the game.