Sentence examples for instinctive decision from inspiring English sources

When I write a modular story like this, I usually make an instinctive decision about how many parts there should be.

Even more wonderful was an instinctive decision, on my first Sydney Morning Herald byline in 1981, to reclaim Paola once and for all.

There was nobility as well in Mr Blair's instinctive decision to report in for duty the instant after Osama bin Laden struck America.

"It was just an instinctive decision," Ms. Shindle says of selecting AIDS prevention as the social issue she emphasized at pageants.

Perhaps it was a pragmatic, and instinctive, decision by the bookseller – how many people want to be reminded of the dangerous potential of air-travel as they are about to take off?

Though some managers can fall prey to what he calls "management by spreadsheet", the real challenge is to interpret the data and he feels there is "no shortage of instinctive decision makers" doing that today.

They're the result of "instinctive decision-making, driven through the local compositional exigencies of the sonnet form".

Moving Ben Cohen to full-back against a side with Ireland's kicking ability was a bizarre tactical gambit and, despite the massive efforts of Lewis Moody, Martin Corry and Joe Worsley, there were only fleeting signs of instinctive decision-making and imagination to complement the home side's obvious forward power.

The point is that you cannot micro-manage the bold, instinctive decisions required when the white heat of competition arrives.

The whole business of investigating anything is always a matter of judgment: fine lines, leaps in the dark, instinctive decisions.

There is a small inner voice that agrees with the idea that we make fast, instinctive decisions when we buy a book blind – so not based on recommendations or reviews but on how it looks, feels and how much its title appeals.