Sentence examples for intuitive leap from inspiring English sources

"My first trip to Israel and Palestine was an intuitive leap," Forsell writes in the book.

She spins and spins while making the occasional intuitive leap, until finally a dazzling shape materialises.

I urged my mind to take the intuitive leap into comprehension, but again and again it balked.

Instead, we see ballet dancers dancing, and thereby making meanings that we can attach to life only by an intuitive leap.

Making a rash intuitive leap, in the first edition of "Into the Wild," published in January , 1996 I wrote that this alkaloid was perhaps swainsonine, a toxic agent known to inhibit glycoprotein metabolism in animals, leading to starvation.

Lovelace saw the possibilities of Babbage's first machine, making the extraordinary intuitive leap that it could be used to calculate not only mathematical formulae, but, in theory if not in practice, pretty much anything, as our own computers do today.

Her writing, too, favors intuitive leaps.

It is working subconsciously, making intuitive leaps.

But cultural change is a complicated thing, built on narratives and symbols and intuitive leaps.

Intuitive leaps would have been easier had the Yankees made it to the Series.

While Levi-Montalcini could make large intuitive leaps driven by perceptive hunches, Hamburger worked slowly and meticulously, step by step.