Sentence examples for knows intuitively from inspiring English sources

Everybody kind of knows intuitively that something changes.

Its products may not be everyone's cup of tea, but it knows intuitively what its customers want.

For much of "A Separation" Termeh is its reticent moral grounding wire who knows intuitively when her father is lying and quietly holds him to account.

A common contemporary definition of grammar is the underlying structure of a language that any native speaker of that language knows intuitively.

Everyone knows intuitively what a feat it was to resume trading on Monday, what a powerful demonstration of will and improvised engineering that was.

It is Mrs. Bird who knows, intuitively or otherwise, that Paddington's Peruvian heritage means that he is likely to have a predilection for marmalade, and who decides that Paddington, who does not know how old he is, should have two birthdays, one in the winter and one in the summer, "like the Queen".

It's something we all know intuitively.

Studies confirm what many know intuitively.

We know intuitively, not abstractly, about terrorism's theatrical intent.

Children know intuitively, instinctively, spontaneously where the joy is".

"It was something many of us knew intuitively.