Sentence examples for instincts from inspiring English sources

The word "instincts" is correct and can be used in written English
It is usually used to refer to a natural urge or inclination to act in a certain way, often without conscious thought. For example, "I followed my instincts and chose the job that felt right for me."

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instincts

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Plural of instinct

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"He is the outstanding football presenter of his generation, combining great authority from his very distinguished playing career with wonderful broadcasting instincts and sharpness – making him a true star performer".

But there's always been a grey area about what's entirely devolved, with enough ambiguity for the party to cast popular votes, which also fitted with its instincts, against student fees and foundation hospitals south of the border.

David Cameron was accused of revealing his ill-suppressed Bullingdon Club instincts when he shouted at the Labour frontbencher Angela Eagle to "calm down, dear" as she berated him for misleading MPs at prime minister's questions.

Second, my hard-bitten journalistic instincts were immediately replaced by full-scale embarrassment about walking around a supermarket filming things like some sort of obnoxious oaf.

"What one can say is that her own instincts in response to anything that happens will be aggressive ones".

Listen to your instincts – when you see the student, do you sense that something is wrong, even if you cannot identify exactly the exact problem?

In March, he was inhibited from indulging his worst instincts by the presence of the Lib Dems; now he has no Danny Alexander standing in the way of his plans to bash the poor and dispossessed even harder, in the absurd pursuit of a budget surplus for the sake of it.

These shorts juxtapose the animal kingdom with our own animal instincts, and ask us to examine how deeply subliminal the latter can be in each of us.

In L'Assommoir, the French public were thrilled to find characters who were ruled by their bodies and by the most basic of human instincts; they swore, used the slang of the streets, and had no time for moralising or philosophy.

It has been noted that the players themselves seem infantilised within this mob-handed structure, unresponsive in adversity, sporting instincts oddly blunted.

In another recent column, she concluded that Cameron should follow his instincts and look outside his party's comfort zone for policy ideas: "Left to himself, Cameron's instincts tend to be ecumenical.

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