Sentence examples for easy instincts from inspiring English sources

What is required is a new declaration of independence, not just in our nation but in our own lives -- from ideology and small thinking, prejudice and bigotry -- an appeal not to our easy instincts but to our better angels" (emphasis mine).

The sobriquet endured, in Britain at least, along with a particular view of his business practices: by pitching his offering at the customers' easiest instincts, in other words, Murdoch snared their pocketbooks forevermore.

The goal: to make it easy for existing Instinct customers to migrate to the S30.

Her decorating instincts were easy to digest.

He has largely relied on sharp political instincts and easy mannerisms to foster American diplomacy abroad.

The environment was an easy teacher, rekindling my instincts; and guiding me towards sacred and beautiful things.

"We were cursed, and that is neither here nor there," is probably one of my favorite line deliveries on the show to date, and Goodwin seemed to be in her element this week, effortlessly replacing Mary Margaret's meek demeanor with Snow's easy confidence and maternal instincts.

It is far easier to appeal to instincts that people already have.

A combination of easy charm and nimble instinct ensured Sir David a long and lucrative career as a presenter afterwards.

Instead of trying to discern it in myself, it's easier to watch the instincts so palpable in the chickens.

Still, he did think there were rights and wrongs, and it is easy to suspect that "instinct" is a euphemism (not euphuism: see PAIRS & SNARES) for some more invidious term, such as "breeding".