Sentence examples for more instinctive as from inspiring English sources
O'Connell's yellow card was more instinctive as he seized an intercept from an offside position at the top of the second half.
Certainly, she seems to have a more instinctive accord with Bennet Gartside, who as Gremin partners her with style that speak volumes of tender, uxorious care.
GRILLING over a wood fire is as much a sport as an art — it's more instinctive than cooking with a gas grill, more nuanced than cooking with charcoal, and more athletic than both.
Alain summarised her three Bach cycles as follows: the first "more instinctive"; the second "more considered"; and the third enjoying "the benefit of a long life of work and of research".
The all-wheel-drive BMW has more instinctive handling, and the Audi can be had in quattro all-wheel drive as well.
But in his writings Montaigne seems to go beyond language – and language as metaphor – and begins to explore a deeper, more instinctive conception of our understanding of others, one that has only recently begun to be understood.
And while some contemporary fashion designers view their art collections as an extension of their brands, Mr. Kasper's approach is more instinctive.
Bush's seem more instinctive.
It is more instinctive than analytic.
He's more instinctive than that.
