Sentence examples for great instinct for from inspiring English sources
She had wonderful taste and style and also had a great instinct for business.
"A good market-making trader will have great instinct for how the market works, and is a very quick thinker and decider.
He's keen to learn, he's got a great instinct for the game and he's a guy that I think is a natural leader".
I call Christianity the one great curse, the one great intrinsic depravity, the one great instinct for revenge for which no expedient is sufficiently poisonous, secret, subterranean, petty.
But in The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ, Pullman offers a work of genuine discretion – deeply involved and involving, but with a great instinct for what to leave tacit.
Warne has a great instinct for the game, a wonderful creativity that either originated or has grown from his spin-bowler's mentality - the mindset that requires imagination and guile.
"She has great instincts for what will work".
STILE ANTICO What do you do when you have great instincts for early-music programming but a hall that is acoustically unsuited to the sound and style?
They will have great instincts for breaking news, but be equally able to recognise original, compelling stories unlikely to be identified by algorithms".
While Mr. Giuliani stopped short of saying he would invite her to cabinet meetings — as he told Barbara Walters on "20/20" in March — he said she does attend "about a quarter" of the campaign's political discussions and advises him on major personnel matters because she has "great instincts for being able to judge people".
Though shy, he quickly showed he was a natural born trader "not a charts and research" trader but a visceral trader whose great instinct would benefit many people, for decades to come.
