Sentence examples for intuitive leadership from inspiring English sources

The police joined in, talking up his "unparalleled, principled and intuitive leadership" and admitting to often taking "judicious counsel from his illustrious words"….

Players must have intuitive leadership in this campaign because faulty decisions by the player can force themselves, that is to say, Napoleon, into exile.

Seth is now available for speaking engagements for topics such as "Intuitive Leadership," "How to Heal from Anything," and "There Are No Rules in Bereavement!" Lastly, Seth is aspiring to become The Death Expert, as he explores death in workshops/speakings from all sides.

This is an intuitive, trusting style of leadership.

He will need, as well as his brave essay in thought-out leadership, sometimes the intuitive personal flair of Roosevelt, sometimes the warm downright sense of Truman and, often, the patient humility of Lincoln.

Some leadership skills are counter-intuitive: Adopting good governance measures as advocated for by donors does not necessarily make a politician a good leader.

"But leadership and team-building is intuitive to him".

And if those ideas were synthesized into a user-friendly format that is intuitive and clear to understand, would local leadership take the time to engage in the results and actually take action based on the voices of their constituents?

"If it's intuitive, it's probably wrong," he told a leadership symposium.

One might reasonably argue that releasing members of AQAP is counter-intuitive; after all, the group actively threatens Saleh's leadership, and kills members of his security services.

Thus, it would be simply ludicrous and counter intuitive in the extremis to presume that he would have ANY effect on the "character and leadership development" of Academy cadets, right?