Sentence examples for instinctive feel from inspiring English sources

Dorotea brings out the new logo and instinctively Cayce knows it is wrong .Redo it," says Bernard. "Cayce has an instinctive feel for labels".

And he got to witness at first hand Jobs's instinctive feel for great design.

He could build anything and had an instinctive feel for how to make a boat sail fast.

Saull is currently nursing a busted hand, but Burger's instinctive feel for the open-side position has minimised the fallout.

She seemed to have an instinctive feel for how to build a case that would work with Mr. Summers.

He seems to have an instinctive feel for people's weaknesses and you can watch him home in directly on these.

He had an instinctive feel for what made his audience's growing pains different from those of their predecessors.

Both fashion a pristine sound with antecedents in such canonical artists as the Band and Jimi Hendrix, and both know how to engage that instinctive, indefinable feel that bridges the space between stage and crowd.

From the opposite perspective, as a woman I can articulate that walking home by myself late at night through a dark campus is scary to me because of cultural phenomena such as rape culture, but it's very difficult to explain the exact type of instinctive fear I feel or the way it impacts my day-to-day life to someone who has never felt that way.

The transition from computer-generated racing to hard, cold, dangerous steel ought to be both difficult and potentially terrifying, yet for Mardenborough it was instinctive: "It felt completely normal," he says.

"It has to feel instinctive," says Bosson.