Sentence examples for best instinct from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband's best instinct is that people are sick of Osborne's callow politicking.

Our best instinct will be awakened by a key ring and then punished by a commercial.

Or was this a situation in which our first instinct is our best instinct and the clouding occurs in deliberation?

David Miliband Foreign Secretary Counselor (HarperCollins) by Ted Sorensen, Kennedy's long-term adviser and speechwriter, is a reminder of the best instinct of American liberalism.

Q: Shakespeare's "Hamlet" is about a young man who doesn't respond to his first best instinct, which is to avenge his father's murder by killing his uncle.

Meacham drew a comparison with Abraham Lincoln, suggesting that both presidents "called on us to choose the right over the convenient, to hope rather than to fear and to heed not our worst impulses but our best instinct".

She indulges our best instincts, not our worst.

Mr. Conant has been reunited with his best instincts.

It appeals to our best instincts – we love to see determination, triumph, redemption and endurance.

The corporation has now allowed its best instincts to come forward.

There's a lot of "against your best instincts" and "so bad it's good".