Sentence examples for intuitive calling from inspiring English sources

It's the classic ego mind at work, and it pits us against the intuitive calling of our hearts and inner-guide.

Intuitive called it the da Vinci in honor of Leonardo da Vinci, who had drawings and plans for the first robot.

Feeling "incomplete" with a bachelor's from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, he heeded "an intuitive call" to further his education in 2006.

What has worked is an intuitive experience called iOS.

Stanford Hospital is buying a system from Intuitive Surgical called Single-Site that requires only a single incision of about one inch.

Most outsider artists are self-taught, and Outsider Art itself is often driven by a kind of unruly intuitive verve – call it madness of a kind if you like (not all the great Outsider artists suffered from psychiatric disorders, but many of them did).

The decompositional method is used at an informal level with the goal of achieving a complete coverage of the user's functional requirements, while the compositional method is used to precisely define the functionality of each scenario and to construct complex scenarios by composition of simple scenarios in a formal, intuitive language called SOFL.

Luckily, Kelby also has parents that could accept her for her reality; it's counter-intuitive to call someone suffering so much lucky -- but often, the major perspectival shift her parents undertook doesn't occur amongst those whose children are openly gay.

For it is primarily through the medium of natural language that we construct the "intuitive world" of ordinary sense perception on the basis of what Cassirer calls intuitive space and intuitive time.

Some reviewers, in contrast, praised the inventory system, with Quandary calling it intuitive, and easy for players to organize.

These were examples of what Stockhausen called "intuitive music" a kind of group improvisation guided by verbal texts.