Sentence examples for more an instinct from inspiring English sources

I'm more an instinct guy".

It is hard to put into words – more an instinct than anything scientific.

It's more of an instinct and an attitude.

There isn't a recipe, it's more of an instinct.

Others come with nothing more than an instinct to do good (and, perhaps, with a directive from their manager).

FOR a party some historians say has been defined by little more than an instinct for winning and holding power, the Conservatives' long estrangement from high office has been traumatic.

Knowing when to come out is more of an instinct that you will gain as a goalkeeper.

"It's more a gut-instinct thing".

More crucially, he has an instinct for the kind of brimmingly charged image that short stories depend on for their peculiar alchemy - a sparrow painted with green and red enamel paint; an enormous man on a bed, slicing the air with a sword..

We're growing up in a culture that is dominated by the need for more materialistic goods and an instinct to share nearly everything we purchase to our social networks.

I suspect that this is more a matter of instinct than anything else – but you can nurture that instinct by looking at other texts and thinking, 'What's successful here?