Sentence examples for instinct count from inspiring English sources

Now López, who is playing well, has a lottery match against Fognini – and if history and instinct count for anything, no one will be backing Fabio to be fabulous two matches in a row.

Pure instinct counts for a lot in "Fidelity".

These progressive instincts, however, will count for nothing under the bill.

Aberdeen sought to make their sharper instincts and authority count.

My instinct is not to count them for dinner, but then what if they get there early and do not have a seat?

There were the 4,400 years of collective experience lost in the space of 100 minutes by a department for which time on the job, firefighting know-how and gut instincts honed by performance count for almost everything.

Prior had to rein in his attacking instincts, and was counting only his third four when he pulled Osinde to the boundary to bring up a 60-ball half-century.

It is, by just about every count, the original Instinct.

Count on your instincts to keep you safe; they will.

The story could have ended there but doesn't, as the woman warns her husband "never to count on" that maternal instinct.

Through his long career in public life, Mr. Poletti could usually count on his political instincts.