Sentence examples for escape instinct from inspiring English sources

"How would you answer this question?" I immediately felt the familiar escape instinct that kicks in when I'm approached by strangers asking for money, hitting on me or offering eternal salvation.

Your fight or flight instincts are pinging all over the inside of your brain, looking for an escape hatch.

The pure joy she found in jumping when she was human transforms into an instinct to escape the pull of the grave in Act II.

After one of the liquids has seemingly been borne out of the other, the journey begins with an instinct to escape.

Whether one views it as actual history, or as part-history-part-mythology, or as a symbolically rich work of imagination, the Exodus saga evokes the human instinct to escape from bondage, whether physical or psychological; it inspires hope for achieving liberation; and, for the religious, it describes a particular kind of interaction between the human and the divine.

Once it becomes clear that Saul has escaped, Dar's first instinct is to blame Allison, but she convinces him it was not her doing.

The best quarterbacks are celebrated for the strength of their passing arms, their accuracy in winging a ball to receivers, their wisdom in recognizing defenses, their agility in escaping blitzing linebackers, their instinct for changing a play at the line of scrimmage and their command in the huddle.

(Escaping is my first instinct when something unpredictable occurs in a social situation).

My first instinct is to escape.

He and his friends escaped without injury, and his instinct has been to show support for those who weren't so lucky.

Zingano said she did not want to tap, she saw a place to escape, but such was the survival instinct that Rousey inspired.