Sentence examples for far from instinctive from inspiring English sources

I concentrated hard every second of the way and was so far from instinctive, but I was happy.

Spending comes easily to the government, critics say, but setting up mechanisms to monitor performance and raise accountability seems far less instinctive.

Williams is far too instinctive an operator to subject a crowd to too much new material, even if the crowd got their tickets free from Apple and would happily sit through even his all-time worst number, Rock DJ (which, despite nostalgia's rosy patina, is still thumpingly lumpen).

Weismann discussed the transition from (instinctive) sucking to intentional behaviour ('asking for the breast').

Except from instinctive behavioural expressions in infants, the meaning of expressions becomes in older children circumstance-dependent.

Weismann discussed the transition from (instinctive) sucking to acting out of a sensation ('asking for the breast') as an example.

An instinctive quest for our civilisation and its towering humanistic values was never far from the core of Clark's writing.

Far from.

But far from it.

Far from civilization.

The conflict between instinctive energies and the demands of conformity becomes the central theme in several of Panduro's novels from the 1960s Fern fra Danmark (1963; "Far from Denmark"), Fejltagelsen (1964; "The Mistake"), and Den gale mand (1965; "The Crazy Man").