Sentence examples for common instinct from inspiring English sources

It was a common instinct: in those early days, MH370 relatives heard from the families of people who had died at Lockerbie, in the 1997 SilkAir crash in Indonesia, at the World Trade Center on 9/11.

I think there's a lot of emphasis on the difference between things – between comedy and theatre, for example – but all performers share a common instinct to get up in front of people and do something.

Holding your breath as you get closer to orgasm is a pretty common instinct.

A great work of art may be appreciated as long as the physical work exists and someone exists to perceive it, and insofar as it appeals to common instincts, it may appeal to people of varied cultures.

That we react emotionally also conveys our common instincts.

It went against a common enough instinct, perhaps particularly British, which likes to see handsome or sometimes merely interesting industrial objects preserved.

A common first instinct was to treat the episode as a ploy, a calculated effort to "humanize" the candidate — an interpretation that depended heavily on its having been somehow staged or faked.

But I happened to believe this "common sense" instinct is on solid ground particularly with respect to the long term conservation of economies.

Our common sense instincts tell us one thing: that mass shooters must be crazy and we should identify people who are exhibiting signs of mental illness to stop them from hurting us in the future.

Don't ignore common sense instincts about a pearl's price.

She was then told that her common-sense instincts were actually the cutting edge of the new economic movement: that she was right there with Hayek, von Mises and Friedman.