Sentence examples for instinctively looking from inspiring English sources

I had no phone, no internet, no Twitter – nothing – but I could feel myself instinctively looking to check them every few minutes.

It's a combination that the voters are still instinctively looking for today, and which they may find this year in Kathryn Bigelow's "Hurt Locker," a direct descendant of "Best Years" in more ways than one.

Her Brexit speech, for instance, invited us to imagine the "Global Britain" that will somehow emerge once the country has left the European Union, its citizens "instinctively" looking, as she has claimed the British do, to expand their horizons beyond Europe and exploit opportunities across the world.

With the tracks of yesterday's visitors to the Sossusvlei dunes burnished by the breeze, you can't resist trudging — perhaps plodding or crawling — up at least one of the pristine hills, some towering to 1,000 feet, instinctively looking for shimmers of water.

He had this blasting genius of instinctively looking at a show and knowing if it should be on the air.

It seems what the observer is instinctively looking for is a high facial width-to-height ratio (WHR), an indicator of high levels of testosterone.

Many HR departments instinctively look outside.

Still, when big news breaks, we instinctively look to CNN.

For economic solutions, Lula and his allies instinctively look to a muscular state.

I instinctively looked down and the fizz blasted up into my face.

Companies would instinctively look to increase prices to balance out their costs.