Sentence examples for instinctively understood from inspiring English sources
Oksanen says that Estonians instinctively understood this communist-style rhetoric.
Reagan instinctively understood the Progressive philosopher John Dewey's teaching that "democracy begins in conversation".
Cruise instinctively understood Reacher's vibe and attitude, and his talent gets it all on the screen.
Both instinctively understood the ruinous consequences of communism, socialism and excessive government regulation.
He seems to have instinctively understood the pictorial demands of fame, and he provided.
These anonymous warrior-artisans instinctively understood something about maximizing aesthetic efficiency that the post-Renaissance West took centuries to appreciate.
She instinctively understood the cancer part of "The Big C" on account of her mother's work with terminally ill patients.
As the son of peasants in the Alawite mountains, Hafiz al-Assad instinctively understood the rural poor.
What Ronan instinctively understood is that no one outside his family is that interested whose son he is.
Wolfe instinctively understood that the essence of the 1960s lay not in its politics but in its fashions.
He seemed proud that I was the minister at the time and instinctively understood the need for projects like these.
