Now the tribes are jockeying to gain or maintain power, and people here complain bitterly that the machinery of democracy is gilding corruption, internal rivalries and an intense feudal instinct that regards elected office — unthinkable under Saddam Hussein — as a chance for a bigger cut of provincial resources and security forces.
Horses' physical makeup - combined with their intense flight instincts - make them extremely difficult to stun, and many endure multiple blows to the head before being rendered unconscious.
If that was the case with my book, how much more intense would the instinct be to avoid divulging errors made prior to the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11?
Even apart from the grotesque sexual misconduct allegations against him, Moore is a controversial Republican who combines the most intense race-baiting instincts of Trump with the theocratic policies of a Southern evangelical conservative.
Yet everything about this score is tightly controlled, and the aftermath of this explosion of energy was equally intense, with Tüür's instinct for instrumental colour realising a glistening texture, every detail poised.
The sources of the courage that the men draw on in the nerve-shredding heat of battle remain mysterious, a mixture of loyalty to their fellow soldiers, intense training and natural instinct.
For Republicans, it is an especially tricky topic, forcing them to balance their free-market instincts against intense demand among homeowners for more to be done.
His intense eye for detail and instinct for clean but showy design is on full display here.
He was a smart, combative, burly man with a booming voice, and seemed a younger version of Ailes, bringing to his new job an intense competitiveness, an aggressive news instinct, and a willingness to provoke.
