Sentence examples for impressive instinct from inspiring English sources

He was an iconoclast, a playboy and a man with an impressive instinct for when to buy, when to sell and when to get nasty.

Disney regular Dean Jones played Jim Douglas, a down-and-out race car driver who discovers that the old Volkswagen Beetle he purchased has not only a mind of its own but also impressive survival instincts.

However, Kirk, who won the Irish 800m title in July, has demonstrated impressive racing instincts over the past couple of seasons and Athletics Ireland would regard her capture as something of a coup.

Impressive, too, is her instinct to avoid the obvious and facile.

Allawi's sudden rise from obscurity suggested an impressive degree of political instinct, not least in knowing how and when to present himself as a useful man.

While some say that Wen's proximity to Zhao – a staunch reformer who was placed under house arrest after the protests – shows his sympathy for the students' cause, others say it betrays nothing but a strong survival instinct, an impressive ability to further his career despite a dangerous political association.

Netanyahu's survival instincts are impressive.

Mr. Leconte's visual instincts are so impressive that they outstrip his story, leaving us flushed and dazzled, but also, as after a long night of champagne and baccarat (to say nothing of other irresponsible pleasures), hungry, tired, and homesick.

Enter the Ford family, whose tactical instincts have been consistently impressive so far.

The range of Desai's geography is impressive, but if she has an unerring instinct for how people are, she is not always right on how they sound.

Michael Clarke, a captain of sharp instincts and considerable passion, was head and shoulders the most impressive batsman.