Sentence examples for instinctively bought from inspiring English sources
Upon hearing the news, Mrs. Kim instinctively bought a bouquet of white flowers and headed to a local government building, where throngs wailed before a large portrait of their Dear Leader.
He instinctively grabbed it and bought it.
As the mother (a single one with a drastically reduced cashflow, at that), I'm more likely to be the annoying one who gives much-needed new slippers and pants, while my ex would instinctively be the superstar who buys them touchscreen tablets.
Steven Demos has spent the past quarter of a century trying to convince people to buy a product that instinctively makes them cringe.
Rebutting those who instinctively criticize business executives who can effectively buy their way into political races, Mr. Lamont said such candidates are in enviable positions.
We need to shift our headspace so that we don't instinctively assume that buying stuff is the only way to meet our needs.
One woman instinctively had style: "Gloria didn't have to buy it," said John Fairchild, the retired publisher of Women's Wear Daily.
When I first read this, I instinctively assumed that Dolly regards magazine buy-ups as his main income stream these days.
Is this "instinctively uncharitable"?
Like, just instinctively.
