Sentence examples for inborn sense from inspiring English sources

He described himself as having an "inborn sense of deep solitude and apartness".

Wright could never let go of his inborn sense of "proper spacing".

The "universal values," sense of "honor" and "inborn sense of decency" to which Wilson appeals are of no traceable origin in the blindly amoral operations of natural selection.

Wright could never let go of his inborn sense of "proper spacing". When this idée fixe worked, it really worked, as with Fallingwater.

I felt completely at home in the Unitarian Universalist Church, with its inborn sense of moral duty to the community and planet minus the barnacle-like dogma.

He stresses the importance of keeping alive our inborn sense of wonder, and focusing on re-connecting, as we travel, with what is familiar and what is remarkable in our "in motion" lives.

I have this inborn, innate sense of competitiveness, and that carries over into academics.

The Mundurukú, it seems, have developed few cultural tools to augment the inborn number sense.

Other open questions include how malleable our inborn number sense may be, whether it can be improved with training, and whether those improvements would pay off in a greater appetite and aptitude for math.

A first-of-its kind study using the World Wide Web to collect data from more than 10,000 study subjects ages 11 to 85 found that humans' inborn "number sense" improves during school years, declines during old age, and remains linked throughout the entire lifespan to academic mathematics achievement.

A first-of-its-kind study using the World Wide Web to collect data from more than 10,000 study subjects ages 11 to 85 found that humans' inborn "number sense" improves during school years, declines during old age and remains linked throughout the entire lifespan to academic mathematics achievement.