Sentence examples for innate bugs from inspiring English sources

A recurring theme is how certain innate bugs in our decision-­making apparatus led to our current financial crisis.

Language, as a vehicle, is a lemon, a hot-rod painted with thrilling flames but crazily erratic to drive, riddled with bugs like innate self-consciousness, embedded metaphors and symbols, helpless intertextuality and so forth.

QUESTION FROM FRED: Is there anyone arguing that aversion to bugs is an innate, physical thing, rather than just a product of culture… because it feels elemental, down to my core that I fear these things.

DANA GOODYEAR: I know what you mean, but it's hard to make the argument that the repulsion is innate, given that so much of the world — eighty per cent — eats bugs.

Was it innate?

It's an innate affinity.

She projects an innate buoyancy.

Those skills look innate.

Yes, bugs.

It is not innate.

She was an innate decorator.