Sentence examples for instinctively identify from inspiring English sources

As gamers we experience all this through a piece of high-end technology, but we still instinctively identify these villages with an honest pure way of life – with escape.

Fourth Amendment cases involving behavior with which the justices don't instinctively identify, and in which the court rules reflexively for the government, are too numerous to go into here.

We recognise edges and shapes and can instinctively identify them.

All that is clear to me is that, by force of habit or society, I instinctively identify with other Jews.

The actors also instinctively identified with the characters.

Marlowe instinctively identified Stoppard with the nobility rather than the mob — with reaction rather than revolution.

Angry with the fossilised controllers of power, and instinctively identifying with the "eager nation" of young idealists with their now incorruptibly "clean minds", Green Boughs is a reflection of the qualities it admires.

The young viewer instinctively identified with Rocky, a squirrel of both courage and common sense, and with Bullwinkle, who was mystified not only by the world but by the conventions of the cartoon and often stepped out of its frame.

All I'd say is that people will instinctively tend to identify with others that they feel familiar with.

And it should come as no surprise that, though there are plenty of creeps here, a lot of these men and women exude a noir glamour that Jean Genet identified instinctively: "I recognize in thieves, traitors and murderers, in the ruthless and the cunning, a deep beauty — a sunken beauty".

The ability to instantly identify frequencies, hear hidden distortions, and instinctively reconcile conflicts in the EQ of instruments, audio elements, vocals and more are traits of those who have mastered the art of audio production.