Sentence examples for instinct something from inspiring English sources

"Maybe it comes from the maternal instinct; something about looking after each other.

"Dave and I talk about this every once in a while, and his comment is that we add value because we've been in the market and seen technology trends," says Hancock. "We can give guidance based on instinct," something most twenty-somethings don't possess.

At least his instincts – "something akin to female intuition", reckoned Frances – are spot-on.

The self-correcting mechanisms of liberal institutions are shown to work in the end, and social responsibility prevails over baser instincts, something that happened a lot in the 1950s.

I figured the subject of September 11th was going to be studied and written about by everyone, and my instinct-something Inquirer editor Gene Roberts had always encouraged-was to "zig when everyone else zags".

My gut instinct is something I rely on every day — with the packaging of the product, for example.

I have learned to trust my instinct; if something makes me catch my breath, then I know I'm looking at good design.

There's another woman, though, who has nothing to offer except her devotion, either a doglike instinct or something comparable to religious conviction, requiring no corroboration of its truth.

Mike figured she was a wise old bass that knew, by instinct, that something wasn't right with the lure.

"I was just about to start paddling and I had this instinct that something was behind me.

(Escaping is my first instinct when something unpredictable occurs in a social situation).