Sentence examples for basic human instincts from inspiring English sources
"They're all appealing to basic human instincts".
It also plays to very basic human instincts of self-preservation, which in itself is alluring".
My reaction concerns certain more basic human instincts -- mortality, love, honor -- that are really at the center of the poem".
We may look different, speak differently, but basic human instincts as they manifest themselves on this island are much the same.
"Exhibitionism and voyeurism are basic human instincts," Dr. Hoffman said, adding that modern technology, from cell phones to laptop computers, has enabled people to do certain things in public that were impossible before.
THE desire to combine everyday machines into a single all-purpose gadget must be one of the most basic human instincts, right up there with finding food, seeking shelter and avoiding eye contact in elevators.
"Otherwise they revert to very basic human instinct," said Haberfeld.
"It is not just society -- it is biology, it is basic human instinct".
Once it would have been basic human instinct to react to violence on this scale with more violence.
This is the parliamentary draftman's way of putting into law the basic human instinct for fairness.
"It's insane – but that's the basic human instinct, to help another human being who is sitting or standing or lying close to you".
