Sentence examples for instinct to write from inspiring English sources

You have the instinct to write and say, "God, I really feel terrible about that".

"I had an instinct to write about the couple from in front of my door.

The instinct to write a law to fix every problem is understandable, but private-sector cost can quickly grow disproportionate to public gain.

And that really served me super well in the jingle business because it was just my instinct to write a quick pop-sounding, hooky melody for whatever lyric we were assigned.

But while Mr. Clapton went on to find pop hits, Mr. Bruce followed his progressive-rock instincts to write more convoluted songs, dabble in jazz-rock and collaborate with hybridizers like Kip Hanrahan and the Golden Palominos.

My second instinct was to write up  the story, an important development in  the political crisis that was gripping  Thailand at the time.

Our instinct is to write a note right away to thank them and to tell them how excited we are to see them at the wedding (or that we are sorry that they won't be able to be there).

No. Occasionally, when I read something in the paper or hear something on the radio, I have a little bit of the instinct of wanting to write to the subjects of the story.

The therapeutic instinct led her to write two more books, After a Funeral (1986) about Didi's death, and Make Believe (1993), about the Hakim Jamal incident, and that, she thought, was that - until Ian Jack, then editor of Granta, suggested she write about her time in publishing.

I admit, my first instinct was simply to write a post restating my earlier commenting rules, perhaps underlining a few of them that are more important than ever.

3 Holmes, of course, knew about the limitations of his method and applied a second technique to confirm his estimation: "When a man writes on a wall, his instinct leads him to write about the level of his own eyes.