Sentence examples similar to intuitive saying from inspiring English sources

"He is deeply intuitive," said the close aide.

"He's incredibly creative and intuitive," said Miller.

Well-executed VR is utterly intuitive, says Hayden Dingman, who writes about VR technology for PC World.

Intuitive said the 78 units sold in the fourth quarter lifted the worldwide installed base to 795.

"It'll be really, really small things that are just a bit more intuitive," said Patrick Fuentes, 34, a mobile developer for Nerdery in Minneapolis.

It's kind of counter intuitive," says Ford. "The conventional models show that they should be eroding, but the current observations show that they aren't".

"It's really powerful because it's so intuitive," said Jason DiSanto, a 39-year-old who was among the first spinal cord injury patients to try get his tongue pierced to put the system through its paces.

"It's just intuitive," said C. Thomas Terry, director of safety affairs and regulation at G.M. If the government did require daytime lamps, the change would be the biggest in lighting rules since 1985, when it ordered a third, high-mounted brake light, an addition that the Transportation Department says has cut rear-end crashes by 2percentt.