Sentence examples for instinctive creature from inspiring English sources
Dr. Karp notes that in terms of brain development, a toddler is primitive, an emotion-driven, instinctive creature that has yet to develop the thinking skills that define modern humans.
Had the result been involving or entertaining that might have worked well, but when even two such experienced and instinctive stage creatures as Andrew Shore (Frank and Tom RandleEisensteinein) are unable to give their roles any real definition then the problems are clearly deep-seated.
As her attempts to transmit from the civilization's territory are ineffective, she travels to a mountain range to transmit directly under the spacecraft – conquering the fear of heights that is instinctive for flattened creatures living in 67 billion g.
The team's idea begins with the notion that changes to these cells might interfere with a creature's instinctive fear of humans.As it so happens, neural crest cells also play a role in the development of facial structures such as teeth, jaws and ears, as well as of pigment-producing cells.
Ultimately, Kahneman demonstrates, we are not rational creatures but instinctive ones and any attempt to make us act rationally must take that inbuilt bias into account or fail.
He distills his knowledge in a charming and unassuming work packed with fascinating detail, showing us, among many other things, that our instinctive beliefs about six-legged creatures are at best patronizing and often dead wrong.
He comes across as a David Attenborough type, taking great, contagious pleasure in the careful observation of these small creatures, parsing their instinctive behavior and delighting in their high jinks.
"We have the instinctive urge to care for small, helpless creatures, especially when they are cute.
Accordingly, we (as creatures each equipped with a set of emotional antennae) are trained to consider -- through instinctive, psychological pattern recognition -- a set vocabulary of corresponding emotions.
