Sentence examples for mere intuition from inspiring English sources

One need not rely on mere intuition to reach this conclusion.

Most important, she kept on making Egyptological discoveries based on what she insisted was memory, not research or mere intuition.

Challenge your brain to think everything logically and not by mere intuition.

We have seen that the decisions of a practically wise person are not mere intuitions, but can be justified by a chain of reasoning.

Hence, consistent with the lax detection view and numerous classic verbalisation studies, the explicit protocols suggested that biased reasoners are indeed mere intuitive thinkers who do not detect that their intuition conflicts with normative considerations.

While Kant does clearly allude to this theoretical background, it is noteworthy that views of the sort he articulates in the Aesthetic that space and time are transcendentally ideal, that they are mere "forms" of intuition, that they depend upon the "subjective constitution of the mind," and so on do not obviously make contact with the Leibniz/Newton debate.

You've demystified human intuition as mere pattern recognition.

He doesn't attempt a mere appeal to raw intuition.

Among the qualitatively superior ends are the moral ends, and it is in this that people acquire the sense that they have moral intuitions superior to mere self-interest.

Despite the dissatisfaction of many historical linguists with both the tree and the wave model, there are – to our knowledge – only a few attempts to combine both approaches within a new framework 35, 61; furthermore, unfortunately most of these proposals remain a mere visualization of the scholars' intuitions regarding the data, from which no further insights can be drawn.

Second, moral motivation is in some sense self-less, it is not the mere satisfaction of selfish desires (an intuition that despite their differences both Kant and Schopenhauer agree on).