Sentence examples for makes instinctive sense from inspiring English sources

"But when we publish left critique of the economy, it makes instinctive sense to people who are growing up with student debt and recession".

He was like a magician revealing sleight-of-hand secrets — all of the tricks made instinctive sense, because they were things you'd seen but not considered — except that he kept describing how to avoid making things look dead.

He was like a magician revealing sleight-of-hand secrets all of the tricks made instinctive sense, because they were things you'd seen but not considered except that he kept describing how to avoid making things look dead.

When she first proposed the idea that Carrie would end the season by killing Brody, that made instinctive sense to me.

Most people have an instinctive sense of the differences within difference; some told Solomon so.

Yet, curiously, he seemed to have "an instinctive sense of money" himself.

We have an instinctive sense of when the other is bored, or being patronised or ignored.

"I think people have an instinctive sense of how to use these forms of communication.

But as New Yorkers tried to make sense of it all, some found themselves questioning their own instinctive sense of right and wrong, of public and private, of how much information is too much information.

"They have come here out of some instinctive sense memory.

He had llanero wit and charm, and an instinctive sense of political opportunity.