Sentence examples for instinctive choice for from inspiring English sources
However lavish Mr. Obama's praise, his instinctive choice for secretary of state was Susan E. Rice, the ambassador to the United Nations, who withdrew her name from consideration after Republicans threatened to block her nomination because of statements she made after the lethal attack on the American Mission in Benghazi, Libya.
"It is a purely instinctive choice," she admits.
It was an instinctive choice: because of the Manchester badge and the sky blue of the shirt, it would be relegations and City till I die for me.
"I guess it's an instinctive choice rather than the logical choice," he said during an interview on Wilshire Boulevard.
His ethical ranking of business, with the money- changers emphatically at the bottom, is an instinctive choice, not an intellectual one.
"What was instinctive for them became intellectual for him".
instinctive aversion for medical interference.
How great is Huffington's instinctive genius for aggregation?
An instinctive feeling for quality throughout the organization.
But I found an instinctive sympathy for him".
His instinctive feel for tempi and unfailingly elegant sense...is shared by the band" (BBC Music Magazine).
