Sentence examples for instinctive commitment from inspiring English sources
For all his instinctive commitment to free trade and his determination to educate Americans about the dangers of protectionism, he has a politician's mindset when it comes to China.
Instead, the Democrats and GOP moderates should be lowering the temperature so that Trump voters' brains don't default to instinctive commitments.
Hence all those stories in which baffled extraterrestrial maidens frowningly query: "What is this word, 'kiss'?" Even the apparently asexual Spock finds himself driven by the "Pon Farr", a mating call that makes him moodier than a bedroom-sequestered teenager, the instinctive life's revenge on a cultural commitment to logic and reason.
His commitment to free trade is more instinctive and less analytic than Mr Zoellick's.
Pam Royds, who has died aged 91, was a children's book editor with an instinctive understanding of literary talent, a clear-sighted view of what children as readers really enjoy, a deep commitment to publishing a socially and culturally diverse list and the willingness to be nakedly commercial when the opportunity arose.
Many have an instinctive preference or aversion to one of the other main parties, but what they all have in common is a commitment to the Liberal Democrats.
My instinctive response: 40%.
