Sentence examples for intuitive kind from inspiring English sources

"Just an intuitive kind of response, I guess," she says.

At auditions, "Sahr gave an intuitive kind of performance-artist's performance," rather than being too actorly, Mr. Jones explained, adding that Mr. Ngaujah "had some background in dance" and was willing to become "very, very buff.

This was a more intuitive kind of music than Mr. Sánchez used to make, and more immediate too; it was the first time I can remember leaving one of his sets and thinking I'd like to hear the whole thing again right away.

In my house, though, at this time of year, it is a more intuitive kind of mathematics that has largely to do with simple subtraction and division rather than addition and multiplication; it is about calculating various degrees of insufficiency — inadequate daylight, deficient brightness, scarce color.

Let's stop the constant "noise"of the world and of our thoughts so the whispering can be heard, something we can recognize as an intuitive kind of thinking.

Why this work had little impact on the community of researchers working on stem cells in solid tissues is unknown, but may reflect a traditional view among experimental biologists that one should resort to mathematical and statistical arguments only when more intuitive kinds of reasoning fail.

"I think it is more of an intuitive, circular kind of personality, for starters.

Recognition is deeply intuitive, a kind of eclat that almost defies analysis.

The only semantics present was of an intuitive informal kind.

While it may seem counter-intuitive, being kind to ourselves when we slip up on our goals is actually the key to getting back on track and achieving success.

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