Sentence examples for more instinctive than from inspiring English sources
He's more instinctive than that.
It is more instinctive than analytic.
For one thing, my understanding of grammar was more instinctive than formal.
Yet Truffaut himself affirmed that his work was "more instinctive than intellectual".
"Ideally music is more instinctive than acting," said Ms. Gainsbourg, who speaks softly and precisely with a slight British accent.
So, I go in all ready for the preening and flexing and suchlike, but it's rather more instinctive than that.
"I want him to be more instinctive rather than react to what we're doing".
Via Ferrere Sottano 33, Treiso, cadelbaio.com, +39 0173 638219 A visit to the tiny six-hectare winery of Adriana Marzi and Roberto Bruno is like stepping back into a different age, when wine was made in a slower, more instinctive way, rather than depending on modern technology.
His commitment to free trade is more instinctive and less analytic than Mr Zoellick's.
Sledge is a more instinctive and sympathetic gardener than Mstislav, something we all, perhaps even Sledge, forgot.
Golf is a stationary sport of technique that can be learned, rather than a more instinctive physical sport like basketball.
