Sentence examples for intuitive mode from inspiring English sources

The analogy nicely captures her intuitive mode of working.

It's such an intuitive mode, everyone can understand the sport component, and the blending of that with Call of Duty makes sense.

The intellect presupposes the intuitive mode which just is the aesthetic but the intuitive mode does not presuppose the intellect.

Here he is a representationalist, but mainly because he can find no evidence to support the contrary view, defended by both Duns Scotus and William of Ockham, that humans possess an intuitive mode of knowing that gives us a direct and unmediated awareness of the existence of some subject (See Zupko 1993a).

The intuitive mode of decision making is characterised by heuristics—short-cuts, abbreviated ways of thinking, maxims, 'seen this many times before', ways of thinking.

Indeed, it is a rule of thumb among cognitive psychologists that we spend about 95% of our time in the intuitive mode.

Study 1 revealed a lay belief that empathic accuracy arises from intuitive modes of thought.

Then there is his loose and sketchy manner of drawing, a style normally associated with intuitive modes of expression, and characterizing the work of early modern artists like Paul Klee, Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso.

First, it stresses the complementarity rather than the antagonism of rational and intuitive modes of knowing.

The coming-of-age of gesture-based interfaces is inevitable at a time when people crave easier, faster and more intuitive modes of interactions with technology.

In global politics we've seen how the hyper-networked societies we belong to and the algorithmic intuitive modes of technology we use to communicate have created echo-chambers for both our ideas and our communities, and surprisingly a 140-character limit hasn't provided us with any great recourse.