Sentence examples for instinctively understand from inspiring English sources
We can all instinctively understand the idea of life insurance; most of us will feel an instinctive repugnance at the thought of the viatical industry or dead peasants insurance.
But people may not instinctively understand how important they are to the health of their partner.
We all instinctively understand fairness, we all instinctively understand that.
Texans instinctively understand that a fairly open border has been good for both sides.
They instinctively understand this process".
He doesn't instinctively understand what makes people tick in the NHS.
Both instinctively understood the ruinous consequences of communism, socialism and excessive government regulation.
But Smiley instinctively understands the sentimental appeal buried in Du Bois's formulation.
Reagan instinctively understood the Progressive philosopher John Dewey's teaching that "democracy begins in conversation".
As the son of peasants in the Alawite mountains, Hafiz al-Assad instinctively understood the rural poor.
These anonymous warrior-artisans instinctively understood something about maximizing aesthetic efficiency that the post-Renaissance West took centuries to appreciate.
