Sentence examples for intuitively felt from inspiring English sources

We've all intuitively felt that our screens were underperforming on diversity.

The president intuitively felt that he could neutralize the organization if he could kill or capture its fountainhead.

For Shields, black athletes embodied the sort of argument against "civilised" America that Huck Finn had intuitively felt in his sympathy for Jim.

(Years later it came out that the results in fact left considerable doubt, but Einstein's boosters — like the man himself — intuitively felt that the theory must be correct).

Four modules associated with implementation of the Multics virtual memory were intuitively felt to be potential system bottlenecks and thus were chosen for initial integration with the measurement package.

The impervious nature of official politics – its inability to swerve even slightly towards the critique of capitalism intuitively felt by millions of people – has deepened the sense of alienation and mistrust.

"I could intuitively feel trouble," said Faithfull.

Most people intuitively feel the two are at odds.

"I could intuitively feel trouble," she told Mojo magazine in August.

I mean I think that most people probably intuitively feel that.

And many kids, she said, often intuitively feel like spying and being a tattletale is wrong.