Sentence examples for instinctively brilliant from inspiring English sources
'Neal was an energetic and instinctively brilliant, self-educated guy with a photographic memory,' elaborates Carolyn Cassady.
Or does the conveyor belt of talent rolling out of the club's famed La Masia academy mean Guardiola and Vilanova merely took their turns at the head of such an instinctively brilliant team?
In other words, Clinton was basically as liberal at heart as any other Democrat who marched for civil rights and protested the Vietnam War, but he was a brilliant political strategist who instinctively understood the need to rebrand the party.
Even if the thesis is right that women are so much more instinctively bonded with their children that their juggle is harder, there are many cases where that juggling skill morphs into brilliant business multi-tasking.
It is a brilliant piece of film-making from somebody who had absolutely no knowledge of how to do it: "I did it instinctively," Lutz says.
Is this "instinctively uncharitable"?
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
Like, just instinctively.
Trudeau knew that instinctively.
It felt right instinctively.
