Sentence examples for intuition by from inspiring English sources
INTUITION, by Allegra Goodman.
"Intuition," by contrast, is fuzzy.
15 1 INTUITION, by Allegra Goodman.
"Intuition," by contrast, is full of querulous people whose emotional tics stand in for personality.
Instead, they said, AlphaGo was designed to approximate human intuition by studying old matches and using simulated games to hone itself independently.
In the old days, he could write about friends, enemies, and strangers by intuition, by induction; now he puts it together by deduction.
Mr. Frank referred several times to the lessons he gained from just such opportune moments: "to find your way by intuition, not by intelligence, but intuition".
He rejected the modernism of his contemporaries and adopted what he called "eternal poetry," which was informed more by intuition than by intellect.
The two ways in which entrepreneurs evaluate an idea are by intuition and by analysis.
However, the design of educational multimedia is currently driven more by intuition than by empirically or theoretically derived design guidelines.
The reviewer continued: "To the reader's great pleasure, Mr. Gifford proceeds by anecdote, by leaps of intuition and by quirky insight.
