Sentence examples similar to buried instinct from inspiring English sources

Sophie, drifting away from Jason (and perhaps feeling the stirrings of a buried maternal instinct awakened by Paw-Paw), stumbles into an affair with Marshall David Warshofskyy), a suburban dad whose main virtue seems to be his easy tolerance of eccentricity.

That burying instinct could soon prove useful.

Following some instinct buried under his rationalism, Hendricks leaves grey London for the cicadas and palm trees of the Mediterranean, where naked girls dive from the rocks for sea urchins and where Pereira presides over his islet, holding out hope in the form of a sepia photograph and a version of the talking cure tailored to Hendricks's needs.

The implication is that these scenarios will continue for some time, and with Peyton now protective of the well-meaning oddball with good police instincts buried somewhere in all that disorder, maybe Jerry Lewis has a Dean Martin after all.

Pry away the slick answers of a focus group and get to the instincts buried beneath.

The spacecraft has an intelligence of its own and once uncovered begins to exert a malign influence, resurrecting Martian memories and instincts buried deep within the human psyche.

The episode's references to the code of silence prove that some memory of omertà still exists out there in mob land, in the same way that a core wilderness survival instinct is buried deep in the DNA of even a fifth-generation city dweller.

Squirrels bury nuts by instinct, not because they know winter is coming.

Deep down, buried into our basic human instincts, most of us love street fights.

Mr Mikitani predicts that Mr Abe will bury his nationalist instincts in the interests of business.

Zero Dark Thirty is a semi-documentary that sharpens its story by focusing on a dedicated woman who buries her feminine instincts and acts like a man.