Sentence examples for basic instincts of a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Japaridze described Mr. Ivanishvili as "immensely realistic and pragmatic" with the "basic instincts of a Georgian".

The most basic instinct of a local reporter is to take the importance of her neighbors as a given.

"You did it because you knew you had to do it," she said, saluting survival as the most basic instinct of all in becoming a successful politician.

Pursuing good things and avoiding danger is the basic instinct of all species, so fleeing is the first reflex action," says the paper.

But the businessman was branded "bereft of the basic instincts of commercial morality" by a high court judge this year.

Foster made his money developing insulation technology for oil rigs, but was described as "bereft of the basic instincts of commercial morality" by a high court judge this year.

However, until we find a way to educate away the basic instincts of self-interested, dishonest and sometimes predatory individuals in all fields, let's be careful about blame.

While the likes of Apple and Amazon, though producing fantastic products, are becoming ever more controlling and proprietary, it is sobering to be reminded that one of the basic instincts of human nature – mutual cooperation for no cost – is thriving on a global scale.

As serious as the drought is -- and in the last week it has edged farther into neighboring Alabama and South Carolina -- it is essentially a passing phenomenon, and the warnings of water managers like Mr. Leonard have not changed the basic instincts of residents of the Atlanta area to water their sprawling lawns for hours at a time.

It is repugnant to all basic instincts of fairness in the criminal justice process.

One of the most basic instincts of our species is to better itself.