Sentence examples for instinct toward from inspiring English sources
"That's when I understood human beings have an instinct toward knowledge".
Gabbard's most pronounced political tendency — her instinct toward bipartisanship — is, Butler says, entirely in keeping with what he teaches.
A 21st-century instinct toward idiosyncracy can yield especially memorable results when coupled with a revival of historical styles and traditions.
That instinct toward the rare and precious, coupled with a childhood love of cooking fostered by his Texan grandfather, culminated in an early passion for diamonds' culinary equivalent.
Neither does his fierce criticism of American protectionism arise from any instinct toward anti-Anglo-Saxonism, a fashionable attitude in France.
And assuming that the urge to collect will remain constant, a shortage of, say, pre-Columbian murals will simply rechannel the acquisitive instinct toward more abundant hunting grounds - or new ones.
Sting followed his instincts toward other projects.
Had my instincts toward Clara been right?
President Obama shares some of those instincts toward ideological concessions, creating a bit of suspense regarding the nature of the second-term agenda he intends to unveil tonight.
At first it seems like the secretary is falling victim to her own instincts toward diplomacy by attempting to accommodate instead of sticking up for herself.
On Tuesday his inner copy editor overrode any instincts toward strict constructionism and unilaterally amended the Constitution by moving the adverb "faithfully" away from the verb.
