Sentence examples for intuitive senses from inspiring English sources

It is widely considered a difficulty for the Buddhist no-self view that it has trouble accounting for our intuitive senses of continuity and control.

As a result of these and other traumatic experiences Juliet developed a victim-mentality - denying her intuitive senses, silencing her truth, and distrusting her competency.

The Art Gallery of Hamilton hopes this exhibition will "appeal to the viewer's psychological and intuitive senses, or memory... promoting visual and aural awareness and engagement".

Participation in decision-making is among the most intuitive senses of what it means to effectively participate in something: the possibility of affecting the setting of goals not merely the accomplishment of tasks oriented towards those goals.

That makes intuitive sense.

The argument makes intuitive sense.

These conclusions make intuitive sense.

The approach makes intuitive sense.

Again, it makes intuitive sense.

Much of this makes intuitive sense.

Some of the results made intuitive sense.