Sentence examples for logical instinct from inspiring English sources
Heading for the city centre, defying the logical instinct telling you to get home and lock the door against a frightening world, making the effort, running what is still potentially a risk, in a familiar world that has become suddenly unfamiliar – this, surely, is an individual act of courage.
Maybe that's the problem – it's hard to rationalise an instinct with politics in a logical way, which you're trying to do.
"I agree with your instincts that I was probably not the logical first choice for this material," Mr. Stern said diplomatically in a conversation before a recent matinee.
"All the logical facts told us to go with plastic, and Steve's instinct went the other way," Mr. Fadell says.
But the supernatural elements mean that Koontz needn't worry about the logical deductions that straight crime novels require: Thomas just follows his instincts to find things out.
But then Voltaire was never exactly a "philosopher" in the conventional sense; his philosophy is almost always a moral instinct rendered as a dramatic gesture, rather than consecutive thoughts turned into a logical argument.
Gut instinct is to dismiss it, but "just because that's the way we've always done things" isn't logical reasoning.
