Sentence examples for instinctive attributes from inspiring English sources
Such are the defining physical and instinctive attributes of this gorgeous and ferocious predator that it must have been made for Scotland just as surely as Scotland was made for it.
Bishop attributed her instinctive reticence, which had prompted her to apologize to Rich for confiding, even in the seclusion of a car's front seat, to her "Scotch-Canadian-Protestant-Puritan" temperament.
The recurrent though insignificant difference between the first and the second BLL measurements in rested birds can be attributed to instinctive stress that may have caused the BLL to remain elevated beyond a 10-minute time interval.
Resistance to the penicillin group of antibiotics was observed which can be attributed to Aeromonas instinctive resistance to penicillins especially to ampicillin due to the production of β-lactamases.
That showed a lot of instinctive patience, and his patience is one of his best attributes".
This mix attributes does not even go into the plethora of instinctive finishes in the box he scored that year.
But Ms. Boylston, for all her fine attributes — sparkling footwork, a harmonious line — isn't yet an instinctive actress capable of summoning such fragility.
He variously referred to this type of behaviour as "instinctive activity" (Instinkthandlung), "endogenous movements," and "fixed action patterns" but maintained that it and it alone possessed all the attributes of instinct.
