Sentence examples for clear instinct from inspiring English sources

Roosevelt saw war as a way to advance "the clear instinct for race selfishness".

You don't really understand why they crossed out that line but it seems so decisive and related to such a clear instinct, which is interesting.

Peddling the catchy "Yes we can" optimism, even when Obama was languishing in the polls and many thought he couldn't, also took some nerve and a clear instinct.

For, as the tendency and the multiplicity theories made clear, instinct and intelligence are not simply self-contained and mutually exclusive states.

He defended the progress made, pointing to the number of younger players who have broken into the senior set-up, but made clear his instinct had been to stand behind his resignation statement of the previous evening rather than address his team's failings for a second time.

It's clear to me that other major vendors have less open instincts in their blood.

Whether or not that translate into actual sales isn't quite clear (my instincts say no), but LG could do worse than to try something bold.

As the exhibition will make clear, Miró's instinct for political engagement, though heartfelt and full of risk, often lay in these gestures of withdrawal, of self-defence.

His first five years made his instincts clear.

It is not straightforward to call one in Germany, but it might be possible to engineer an early poll in the second half of next year, after Germany's first-half presidency of the European Union and the G8 summit are both over.Throughout her political career, Ms Merkel has always made it clear that her instincts are to make progress in small steps, not giant leaps.

"Never will your objectivity be as clear or your instincts sharper than in the first 30 to 90 days.