Sentence examples for instinct to save from inspiring English sources

But the president's instinct to save Benghazi and to oust Ivory Coast's usurper was right.

About strong people who have an instinct to save weak people".

Firefighters, whose instinct to save lives pushes them toward a disaster, must be trained to respond to commands to hold back.

(The price was marked down. This appealed to the instinct to save money for my old age or my summer vacation, whichever came first).

Claudia's instinct to save what others might forsake seems absolutely in keeping with her character over all (although she also forsook that first husband, an almost reversal of the trait).

Still, the instinct to own the fancy vacuum cleaner and the instinct to save money on Windex by combining vinegar and water are actually the same; it's the execution (and the pocketbook) that are different.

"Our guys hate to wait because their instinct is to save lives," Mr. Billig said.

When large banks failed in the United States, the first instinct was to save them by arranging a takeover.

The app is about a cell getting attacked by a virus, and your first instinct may be to save the cell, flinging the viruses away.

The security of pensions has been replaced by the false promise of 401(k) plans, which leave people exposed to some of their worst instincts, like forgetting to save or overinvesting in company stock.

"But instinct makes you want to save them, and for me that's a good thing".