Sentence examples for gut sense from inspiring English sources

"My gut sense is a lot of them won't be farming five years from now.

The purpose of all the thinking, he says, is to arrive at a result that makes gut sense.

Others note that Mr. Bush has a gut sense that Mr. Arafat, whom he has never met, is deeply untrustworthy.

They develop a gut sense to know when you can really make a big call or make a change.

The brain is pretty good at giving you a gut sense when something fishy is going on.

Like most leaders, you may have a "gut" sense of what you typically look for in people.

Christopher Corpe of King's College London, who studies how the gut senses sugars, said that future work needed to draw on much larger numbers of healthy and obese or diabetic people who consume more realistic amounts of artificial sweeteners.

Here, operating by gut senses and a process of member-making somewhat akin to natural selection can once again make communities of practice susceptible to reproducing the status quo.

However, sometimes this is a denial of your "icky" feelings, so be alert when your inner gut senses something is wrong and pay attention to it.

Bret McKenzie and Jermaine Clement's secret is that they usually aren't trying to be funny at all, at least not in a bust-a-gut sense.

The fans have been left gutted, sensing a return to glory but being left with an uncertain coaching situation and a worrying roster.