Sentence examples for inborn propensity from inspiring English sources

Although the term instinct is lightly used in the writings of evolutionary psychologists, it is pervasively implicit in the sense of inborn propensity or innate structure.

The following review is accordingly divided between instinct construed as impulsion, or drive; instinct viewed as inborn propensity; and instinct interpreted as behaviour.

Those who agree with F.R.Tennant that 'faith is an outcome of the inborn propensity to self-conservation and self-betterment which is a part of human nature, and is no more a miraculously superadded endowment than is sensation or understanding' (1943/1989, 111) will accept that this must be a possibility.

People with certain rare inborn errors of metabolism have a propensity to accumulate crystal-forming substances in their urine.

It was just inborn".

He just has inborn qualities".

CHICAGO - IT must be inborn.

It was an inborn talent.